David Ogbonna

Victims mentality is one of the problems we have as a people. To us we are always the victim and it should always be us to cry and be pitted all the time. If an institution as big as JAMB can say such about a poor little girl from a poor home, a girl whose father is not Peter Obi of labour party, whose mother is not Aisha Yusuf of labour party and her uncle is not Orji Uzor Kalu of APC I don't see the why we should politicize this matter as regards to the current situation of our national politics. Again this particular girl is not the daughter of the detained Nnamdi Kanu neither is she the daughter of the Eze Ndi Igbo N'Lagos so it will be unwise for us to bring in ethnicity Into this particular issue by making it one of the hundred sentiments of "Ndi Igbo". The young brilliant girl was accused of forgery by a notable educational institution like JAMB. In line with clarification purposes the young girl in question has made a video in defense of herself by presentin...

I want to ask a very important question because it seems hypocrisy is an embedded trait in the lives of most Nigerians. We tend to condemn what we do in the secret places whenever we come out in the public. My question is, who are these men spoiling our young girls in Anambra? Who are these men that are always at Gustavo club and Ballroom paying young IMT   girls 50_70_100k every night for sex? This Men are not broke, this men are not poor. This men are millionaires, big ballers and great men. I'm not trying to support or sponsor sexual carelessness in our society today, but I want  us to understand something very important. It's time we stop attributing all sorts of illusions and delusional spiritual powers to sex. Sex is biological and chemical. The biological aspect, gives rise to procreation while the chemical aspect refreshes the mind and exercises the body and muscles as well. The narratives given to sex and sexual activities by some men and women someti...

There is an important lesson I would like to teach you today: never engage in a fight with your enemy until you are fully prepared. No matter the level of provocation, if you are not ready for the battle, it is best to refrain from participating. Engaging prematurely not only increases the likelihood of losing the fight, but it could also cost you your life. The adage "who fights and runs today, lives to fight tomorrow" is not a mere statement. It embodies a philosophy filled with wisdom and practical examples. Many have lost their lives because they dared to challenge forces greater than themselves. They approached formidable entities without adequately preparing themselves for the tasks ahead. Let me illustrate this lesson using a personal example. My father happens to be the only son of his mother, whereas his father had another wife who bore him a son. Despite being the younger son, my father's brilliance endeared him to his father more than his older half-brother. Du...