Kolade Chris Blog

Some reports have surfaced on the internet about the death of Leah Sharibu, the only girl yet to be released out of the 106 kidnapped from a school in Dapchi, Northern Nigeria on 19th February 2019. One of them reads: "Dearly Beloved, THIS SAD NEWS BROKE MY HEART TODAY Leah Sharibu Is Dead The only Christian girl, Leah Sharibu who remained in the dreaded Boko Haram camp after being abducted early last year is dead. A family source who pleaded anonymity confirmed this to BZ PROGRAM today. The source said "We knew Leah was already dead but were under pressure to remain mute until after this presidential election, in order to protect the president's image. Source: BZ PROGRAM President Buhari and his followers are going about campaigning and rejoiching while no one dare to ask him and he refused to say a word about Leah Sharibu release. That tells you how insincere the conscience of the average Nigerian Christian is. I knew that Oby Ekwesilieze had something she wa

I WANT TO SHARE TWO LIFE LESSONS 1. BUILD A GOOD REPUTATION Reputation goes a long way in life. I will draw example from the cases of two women who once served as ministers in Nigeria: Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala and Diezani Alisson-Madueke. Since the Obasanjo regime between 1999 and 2007, Nigerians know Ngozi Okonjo Iweala to be a brilliant, virtuous, hardworking and progressive woman. She served as the minister for finance during the regime and was reappointed to the same ministry as a minister during Goodluck Jonathan's time. The second woman, Diezani Alisson-Madueke worked with President Goodluck Jonathan in the NNPC and Petroleum ministry. During the period, the petroleum ministry and NNPC were sites of corruption and "looting extravaganza" in particular. So, majority of Nigerians know Alisson-Madueke as a bad, corrupt and a woman of dubious character. Close to the end of the Jonathan regime and after, both women faced troubles: Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala was accused of corrupt