As we await manifestation of a litany of promises of renewed and deferred hope, we can also begin to reflect on where the rain that
has been beating us since 1999 actually began. I reflected on the rainmakers on an unusual beat the other day in Lagos. On Saturday August 3, 2024, there was a… has been beating us since 1999 actually began. I reflected on the rainmakers on an unusual beat the other day in Lagos. On Saturday August 3, 2024, there was a significant memorial service in Oregun, Ikeja Lagos, which brought together two of our prominent and significant citizens. It was a memorial service in honour of the late Dr.
And so as I began to reflect again in the hall on the place of Buhari in the mess Nigeria is going through at the moment, I asked myself what happened to my country, which is listed as harbouring some of the best brains in the world and at the same time incredibly parading some of the multidimensionally unworthy leaders at most levels. When I became helpless I opened on Google the remarkable Biden way for his party and his country when he stepped down for his Deputy Kamala Harris the other day.
Biden, the first president in more than half a century not to seek reelection. These were his words I relived and read again inside the event centre where Dr Oloruntola was being celebrated: ‘…Our intricate choice this year ravaged by too many local disasters, awful leadership and the pandemic comeback is no jolly ride for this newspaper’s Editorial Board and its star-studded institutions.
has been beating us since 1999 actually began. I reflected on the rainmakers on an unusual beat the other day in Lagos. On Saturday August 3, 2024, there was a…
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