Alaramma

For us today is the beginning of a 14 day sit-at-home order from the President. Already some people are complaining of boredom, the question I ask is, how can one be bored at his own home? You can read, alone or along with your family. You can teach the children how to recite the Holy Qur'an. Engage them in fruitful discussions about their experiences in school and what they know about the Corona virus, and any other disease for that matter. You can exercise alone or together with the family. You can play mind games and spelling contests. Essay writing could also be a marvelous window into studying the minds of children. You can have a good conversation with your parents if they are alive. There are tons of things to do. You can also learn a few skills or new languages online. This isolation order gives us moments to reflect on the trajectory of our lives and career. I hope it gives us answers to so many questions that were hitherto grey areas.

Two years ago we mulled the idea of starting a Keke Napep (tricycle) venture in Abuja. I was the lone voice that challenged the idea, although the rest of the stakeholders did not like it, we jettisoned the idea. Fast forward to today, the whole tricycle activity was banned in the entire FCT. It wasn't a difficult thing to see that coming. Entrepreneurs in Nigeria must learn to study the government body language as it affects businesses. Forget about the shout for 'ease of doing business' and 'creating job opportunities' by the government. The truth of the matter, and verifiably so, the government is more concerned with big businesses. Ironically, small businesses creates more jobs and impact more on the overall economic growth. In Lagos State for example, Gokada had employed nearly a thousand people in their chain of bike hailing business. They further bought 2,000 units of the bike at $1,500 a piece to expand growth and drive home opportunities for jobless Nige...

Another angle to the dreaded #COVID19 is swirling around with minority scientists calling it a conspiracy theory. But deeply ask yourself if there's a correlation between 5G/60 GHz frequency & the symptoms of #CoronaVirusUpdate Pls watch video below; https://www.bitchute.com/video/mWcUoESRO0c5/

An attempt on the life of Nigeria's president  was made in Argungu. A man tried to stab Muhammadu Buhari  in what was seen to be unprecedented, especially in the heart of the North where the president has a cult-like followers. Recent happenings in the country suggests a serious waning of popularity of the president and his party, the APC. Watch video below: