The Glorification Of Shame: A Response To The Time Magazine Of October 5, 2009
In reaction to your cover story of the October 5, 2009 edition of the Time Magazine titled 'Heroes of the Environment’, it is very ironical that you allowed the Royal Dutch Shell to take a half centre-spread advert in pages 70 and 71 of the issue. It is very ludicrous bearing in mind the fact that Shell is one of the greatest defaulters when it comes to environmental protection and the salvation of the climate. Shell should not have placed that advertisement there and the Time should not have allowed it. That is a good example of irresponsible journalism and misleading advertisement and it has a close resemblance of what happened sometime ago when the Anglican Archbishop of Nigeria,

Getting The Facts Straight: A Response To The Nigerian Guardian Editorial
I am surprised that you claimed in your editorial of Friday November 5, 2009 that Nigeria is not ‘exactly afflicted’ by amongst other things ‘victimisation, discrimination and other forms of oppression’ to warrant the exodus of Nigerians to the west for asylum and refuge.The fact is that the editorial is misleading bearing in mind that there is a strong case against Nigeria of victimisation and discrimination against homosexuals. In fact, lately the Nigeria National Assembly initiated what has been described as the toughest homophobic bill in Africa. Part of the expectations of the bill is to criminalise and punish the "Registration of Gay Clubs, Soc

Why Tony Blair Is Not Fit To Lead Europe
The news is that the ambition of the former British Prime Minister Tony Blair to be the first president of Europe has been scuttled. Personally, this is not a glad tiding for me because I am one of the greatest admirers of Tony Blair. He is an intelligent and fine gentleman and possesses all the qualities that could have made him a very good first president of the European Union.His track records while he was the prime minister is still here to prove what manner of man he is and there is no doubt that British people are not in doubt that he did a lot during his tenure to uplift the image of the Kingdom as well as its standard of living. In the area of human

Archbishop Peter Akinola: Devil’s Retarded Advocate!
With the recent election of The Rt. Rev. Nichols Okah, the Bishop of Asaba and the Archbishop of Bendel as the new Primate and Archbishop of Nigeria, the controversial years of Archbishop Peter Akinola is gradually coming to an end. He will formally step down in March, 2010.If not for anything, Akinola would be remembered in the history of the Anglican Church of Nigeria and worldwide as a controversial figure who devoted much of his primacy dividing instead of building the church of Jesus Christ. In fact his tenure epitomised corruption, bigotry and evil in the name of the church and God as well as the use of the bible to justify these vices.

The BBC Question Time, The BNP And The Rest Of Us
The decision of the British Broadcasting Corporation to give the British National Party the opportunity to appear in its Question Time programme is not a welcomed one. It is deplorable, an act of irresponsible journalism and lack of good editorial judgement and direction. The decision is not in the interest of the public and therefore should be a subject of criticism.The British Broadcasting Corporation is a public-funded media house in sharp contrast to other media in the United Kingdom and with what is obtained elsewhere in the world. The meaning of this is that the British public are taxed through what is called the Television Licence in order to keep the