Lost in the Wonderland

He hope to be found one day,In a lost world,A World of Complexities,Full of Unknown Identities. He called for Rescue,Behold no one to show up,Languishing in a pit of hell,Of gruesome and cruelty. Even though he has been found,but still lost,As life perplexities tends to winder him away. Could he be foundPerhaps as long heContinue reading “Lost in the Wonderland”

FAULTY RECRUITMENT PROCESS: IMPLICATIONS FOR EXAMINATION MALPRACTICE IN NIGERIA’S SCHOOLS

Today, corruption in Nigeria permeates all sectors of the economy. The moral bankruptcy exists in every aspect of our national life, including education. Educational sector, which is the bedrock of the economy, is not spared by this ugly trend. All levels of our education system are quite involved in the nefarious practice. Corruption in theContinue reading “FAULTY RECRUITMENT PROCESS: IMPLICATIONS FOR EXAMINATION MALPRACTICE IN NIGERIA’S SCHOOLS”

STUCK

It was another busy morning in the village of Ilujinle, children and women had their calabash with them as they journey along the path that led to the only stream in the village. Farmers had their hoes and cutlases with them as they set out to their various farms to prepare their land for theContinue reading “STUCK”

AN INVADED COUNTRY

A State where there is external aggression, if it fails to suppress the forces then it would definitely leads to creation of factions that could worsen the sovereignty of the state. According to Oxford dictionary defines “invasion” A military action consisting of armed forces of one geopolitical entity entering territory controlled by another such entity,Continue reading “AN INVADED COUNTRY”

The Land of Ajiun

It was a calm morning, the sun had already risen, and people were already at their various businesses, it was their market day in the Land of Ajiun. A typical African village buzzing with palm wine tappers showcasing their products for sale, and cassava farmers ready to sell their freshly harvested farm produce. It wasContinue reading “The Land of Ajiun”

Football Was Never The Same Back In The Day

It is that time of the year, schools are closed and all boys are back in the village, except for the ‘born Tao’, who would be breezing in later in December to terrorize the hapless village boys with sheng, and those fake English they pick in city streets). You will agree with me on a lighterContinue reading “Football Was Never The Same Back In The Day”

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