Author: YNaija
@Ikoguejiofor: 4 qualities entrepreneurs can learn from Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (rtd)
by Ikenna Oguejiofor Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (rtd) remained a household name in Nigeria politics no doubt. He is considered as one politician that could tackle corruption, ensure accountability and discipline…
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Opinion: The tragedy of Peter Obi’s Dance on Ojukwu’s grave
by Austen Peter It will take time for the ripples of the dramatic defection of erstwhile governor of Anambra State, Mr Peter Obi to the People's Democratic Party (PDP) to…
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Tife Afolabi: Dear Jonathan, God does not live in Israel or Mecca
by Tife Owolabi There is nothing more important for the Prince than appearing to be religious.” ― Niccolò Machiavelli God is too big to live in Jerusalem or Mecca and…
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@1amazingtoyin: It is time to say goodbye to Former President Goodluck Jonathan
by Toyin Dawodu Americans have a saying: “You never get a second chance to make a first impression.” That saying is absolutely true. Research teams at both Harvard University and…
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@diiwana: Let me tell you a story about the Israel trip and Oritsejafor
by Dayo Olugbemi There must've been a heated argument in Israel as to who would attend to the delegate from Nigeria. The Nigerian president aka i had no shoes (plus…
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@MrAyeDee: Why Buhari is not a religious bigot
Aye Dee One of the most popular misconceptions against Muhammadu Buhari is that he is an Islamic fundamentalist. In fact, one of the most popular memes against him is that…
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@deboadejugbe: More thoughts on stomach infrastructure and 2015 (Y! Politico)
by Debo Adejugbe My mother, a woman who has toiled for the better part of 35 years in the civil service, will be retiring for good in few months. She…
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Femi Aribisala: Is Goodluck Jonathan really clueless (Part 3)
by Femi Aribisala READ: Is Goodluck Jonathan really clueless (Part 1) READ: Is Goodluck Jonathan really clueless (Part 2) It is increasingly apparent that if Jonathan is “clueless,” his “cluelessness”…
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Opinion: The Rochas Okorocha you don’t know is inept and incompetent
by Kenneth Uwadi Since May 29th, 2011, Imo State and her people have been witnessing ‘ Abracadabra’ in governance, lawlessness, insecurity, kidnapping , negative and half hazard polices, deceit and…
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@ohluwamayowa: Quick thoughts on marriage (Y! Superblogger)
by Mayowa Ogundele Accepting to marry someone is the highest level of trust that can be invested in another human being. For me, that’s saying... all my dreams and hopes…
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@diiwana Live in Liberia: This is the good side of #Ebola
by Dayo Olugbemi I guess you're wondering how there could possibly be a good side to this Ebola Virus mayhem. Well this is it, since the spread of the disease and subsequent…
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Opinion: Why Buhari may not defeat Jonathan
by Godwin Aleke “Buhari has been running for President since 2003 and … For one, a lot of intellectual energy is usually expended analysis him and the many baggage he…
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@tundeleye: Dear @Telegraph, calling @followlasg lawless is rude! (Y! FrontPage)
by Tunde Leye I had a little bet with the YNaija! Op-Eds editor, Ayokunle Odekunle, to write serious, ideological pieces surrounding how I believed Nigeria should run, avoiding current topical…
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@dian4real: Can @atiku make things happen? #2015ElectionCountdown
by Diana-Abasi Alphonsus Udoh “Does Atiku intend to make good things happen in Nigeria or make corruption happen?” Nigerians especially young intellects and professionals seriously question the former Vice President’s…
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@DolapoAina: 2015 is the season of the hallelujah boys
by Dolapo Aina It is perilous to put an ambitious man in office. Ambitious men enjoy the powers that money or authority gives. They lobby for promotion and are carnally…
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@SimonChairman: @BarrackObama only deserves a bronze medal
by Simon Utsu Barack keeps getting it wrong in key foreign policy decisions. We all know Putin isn’t very ‘sane’, so I’m quite baffled why Obama did chose to fight…
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@Maxsiollun: Is family planning the answer to Nigeria’s problems?
by Max Siollun What is the biggest danger facing Nigeria? Corruption? Kidnapping? Armed insurgency? Religious extremism? Nigeria's ticking time bomb might be in its mothers' wombs.... "The Giant of Africa" Nigeria…
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@SonalaOlumhense doesn’t trust @INECNigeria’s #2015ElectionCountdown – this is why
by Sonala Olumhense “I must tell you that we have caught some high-profile double registrants and we may be able to start with them in terms of prosecution,” a high-profile…
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@TundeLeye: Questions for Buhari, Jonathan, Atiku and others
by Tunde Leye In my piece on Monday, I spoke about the leadership problem in Africa and how we have ended up with men and women who lack a clear…
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@ChrisBamidele: 6 tips to delivering an award winning presentation (Y! Superblogger)
by Chris Bamidele Giving presentations to audiences, large or small, can be a daunting and anxiety-ridden task. And while some presentations are extremely formal with highly detailed information that requires…
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Femi Aribisala: The Bible can be used to justify evil
by Femi Aribisala Paul’s statement that all scriptures are written by the inspiration of God is, itself, not inspired. The bible is the most important book ever compiled. However, it…
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@SimonKolawole: 2015- Jonathan stands a chance in the North
by Simon Kolawole I have been listening to comments and reading analyses on the 2015 presidential election with rapt attention. There is nothing unanimous in the predictions and projections, but…
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@emmaugwutheman: That #HornFreeDay repentance
by Emmanuel Ugwu Lagos, the noise capital of Nigeria, fell short of her decibel threshold Wednesday, 15th October 2014. That ran against the grain of a normal weekday reality in…
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Opinion: The Jonathan who failed to see tomorrow
by Charles Ofoji The greatest character flaw of Nigerian politicians is that they always think there would be no tomorrow. Similarly, they fail to grasp that nothing flies like time.…
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Opinion: If Buhari is easy to defeat, why the fear?
by Ola' Idowu This is one question I’ve been asking myself since the last article I wrote in support of Muhammadu Buhari’s presidential ambitions. Prior to writing the article we’ve had…
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Opinion: Buhari and @ApcNigeria’s lack of ideology
by Chukwuemerie Uduchukwu By 2015, Nigeria will be facing another presidential election which shall be the fifth to be conducted by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC. The year 2015…
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The average Nigerian is a thief, and I can prove it
by Wole Olabanji I have always found it puzzling when I talk with Nigerians and they insist that the average Nigerian is an honest person. My personal experience seems to…
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@Gimbakakanda: Niger 2015 – Who let the boys out? (Y! FrontPage)
by Gimba Kakanda Niger State, without a doubt, is passing through the darkest phase in its political evolution. This is not about the failed development plans of the incumbent Governor or his foundationally flawed visions…
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@Wildeji: How to acquire dog bites (Y! Superblogger)
by Deji Asiru-Balogun • Forming Superman where you should be humble. I'm a pet psychologist, yes we know, but the truth should be said- there are bully dogs. They just take…
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@adekoyabee: Aso Rock is waiting to be stolen
by Boladale Adekoya With the recent declaration of President Jonathan to run for a second term, the political atmosphere of Nigeria is now fully charged. While the major opposition party…
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