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• There was a country Like fields with grasses. We had bodied men with beards and brains; Wisdom of grey hairs. Our schools was certificated with pure degrees. Our hospitals treated malaria without going to Malaysia. • 1960s was the sixties we had workers that worked. We had employments, Taxes built our roads. We had leaders that spelt corruption with inks on their pen. Agriculture was the sole administrator of our economy, Because we produce more; imported less. • Then government was for the people, Not for iindividual pockets. Then we had laws, programmes and policies That dragged the concerns of the common man. Tribalism wasn't next to nepotism, We were one Nigeria without religion isms. • Indigenous people without regional ism. We had good music, With a message to remember. Then parents were happy, Because children could boast of three square meals. Things were so real, Even the media said it all without antics. Isoboye Danagogo.....

Soul'e Rhymez: Good evening Great Minds My name is Soul'e Rhymez ™ and who should be alongside me is Oluwabunmi Ipadeola who for some personal reason will join us later. Tonight we will be discoursing on LADIES ASKING GUYS OUT, IDEAL OR NOT? First, I believe we all understand what asking out mean. Now, let us have our say, what's your take on the above topic? Let's hear from you. Vabec 2: From my basic scrutiny vividly and sagaciously calculated, I see no reason why a lady should make known her feelings to a guy, reason being that it's rare for such a guy to value her. I consider it sagacity, if she makes him notice her than having to approach him. To elaborate, a lady can win the heart of a guy with her character and attitude. In a nutshell, I'm not in support of ladies asking guys out, but if she can't help the feeling then she has to make him notice and love her. This reminds me of a poem of mine titled: Somewhere In Your He...

Prince UMO: OK Good evening everybody. WELCOME TO “ ASK ME ANY QUESTION ” WITH PRINCE AND PRINCESS It promises to be exciting. Without wasting any of our time, let call on our special guest for today, is not any other people than...Eneji Stephen Toluwalashe, popularly known as Soul ’ e Rhymez, regarded as the finest thinker of 21st century is an essayist, poet and lyricist, whose several works has been published and read around the world. Please with a clapping ovation let make welcome our CEO to the hot sit If you are not driving you can stand! Soul'e Rhymez: Hot sit, very hot. Hope I won't be asked questions that I won't answer. I am glad to be here. Thanks to the coordinators. Prince UMO . Don't worry I got you covered. Soul'e Rhymez: Thanks Prince Umo , Thanks To Princess too. Prince UMO: Yes to the business of the day. Sir, who is Eneji Stephen? Just in one sentence. Soul'e Rhymez: I guess the introduction says all I ...