Tag: SATIRE SATURDAY

Beyond the issue of collapsing infrastructure, Lagos has a lot to deal with in terms of governance and openness.

In the last few days, the president has shown that he would do well as presidential candidate of a rural ...

Finally, for standing strong in the middle of 2018 storm, Mr Melaye is this column’s Man of the Year.

Saraki has literally served as an alternative government towards whom the people run for political patronage.

Of course, there is no better way to detect corruption than by merely looking at the size of a president’s ...

Between 2003 and 2018, the fate of Oyo has been decided by the trio, and sadly, it’s been a sorry ...

We need no further directive on how the incoming government would be run: it’s an extension of the status quo.

In all these, there is the one rational question: where are these monies coming from?

Taju’s case, like that of the bread-selling Olajumoke before him, isn’t an isolated case of poverty-fueled illiteracy.

Would this question ever be answered?

The bigger issue is the constitutionality or otherwise of the Senate’s penchant for suspending elected lawmakers.

If you are thinking of embracing this money-spinning ‘start-up’ (deceiving and fleecing unemployed Nigerians), you must know that the government ...

"... There was near-absence of newspaper advertorials some days before the president’s visit."

"As a student of communication, I find the president’s “unawareness” quite intriguing."

"When you notice your tailor avoids call from other clients, just run and run far, far away from him/her."

"The distance between having one’s head chopped off overnight and staying alive is in serving a butcher-tenant a quit notice."

If you or your wife deal in locust bean (Yoruba people’s ‘Iru’) or sell Ponmo, your Lagos landlord may possibly ...

Danfo is to Lagos what the tiny Micra cab is to Ibadan, and what the tiny 'Korope' is pto Osogbo.

"The Lagos masquerade enjoys doughnut and Òpà, eats ice-cream, fancies designer wears."