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Harry Agina
NOTE: First published in 2007 during the reign of Olusegun Obasanjo as president of Nigeria (1999 to 2007) Greetings! Once Again Baba Laments!!! President Olusegun Obasanjo has done it again! He has suddenly realized, once
Harry Agina
First published April 5, 2016 I don’t know about you, but when I cast my vote for anybody or any party, I do so for the right reasons. The party or person must be humble,
Harry Agina
First published April 5, 2016 SubTopic: The Forfeiture of Sovereignty of Nigeria by Nigerians Greetings! Musician/Evangelist Sunny Okosun posed this question in a song a few years back from a pan-African anti-colonial perspective. Today,
Harry Agina
First published July 7, 2007 Greetings! Here we go again! We are doing it again, people! We are allowing ourselves to be played, once again, for big fools by a handful of criminals called politicians
Harry Agina
August 2007 This is "No Bullshitting," by Harry Agina Folks, this is a lamentation of a grieving Nigerian, and it is titled: “If Only Buhari Was President.” I grieve that Buhari is not president today,
Harry Agina
First published in 2007 Who ever heard of witch-hunting an innocent man into guilt? Certainly not I, no, sir! As far as I am concerned, a man is either guilty of a crime, or he
Harry Agina
This is No Bullshitting, by Harry Agina. Greetings, folks!Let’s talk about the Speaker of Nigeria’s House of Representatives and the current “Budget Padding” saga, shall we. And, my interest is the ‘business-as-usual’ horse-trading that has
Harry Agina
This is No Bullshitting! WE THE PEOPLE of Nigeria have been manipulated over the years by crafty politicians to buy into clichés and loopholes that aim to thwart the laws of the land, or skew
Harry Agina
November, 2016 SubTopic: EX-PRESIDENT, GEN OBASANJO VS THE NASS ROUND 2 This is No Bullshitting!And, there seems to be no bullshitting at all in the current war of words between Nigeria's National Assembly and Ex-President
Harry Agina
Greetings, folks!You know, I am truly sick and tired of commenting on Nigeria’s parliament, but, unfortunately, it is something that nobody should be tired of, if we want to save Nigeria. So, I guess I
