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Happy Christmas to us all

Dearest All, It is a day to Christmas and the New Year is just around the corner! This Christmas, we at Haaba Communications Limited dedicate this beautiful season to our families, friends, members and visitors - wishing you all the best of God's blessings, a very merry Christmas and a happy and successful year 2009.

Change in the air as Christmas comes around the corner

As a lover of art works, I make it a point of duty to give out carvings, paintings, et al to my circle of friends during Christmas. 2 years ago, I presented one of my friends with a gift during the Christmas period. Imagine my surprise, one year after, when he re-wraped the same gift item and sent to me in return!

Think about this

This day, I want to talk about some observations I have made lately. I want to talk about the fact that Africans and Americans have different views to life. Life isn't same in the two continents. A recent happening has confirmed this. It has to do with the Obamas of this world.

This about this

This day, I want to talk about some observations I made lately. I want to talk about the fact that Africans and Americans have different views to life. Life isn't fair and life isn't same in the two continents. Why? A recent happening has confirmed this. It has to do with the Obamas of this world.

Congratulations Barack, congratulations America, congratulations World

I remember last Tuesday when Americans went to the polls. As a staunch supporter of Barack in Nigeria, I am unable to vote. Although I am not American, I however felt disenfranchised. I had done my bit, telling my friends in the US to vote for Barack.

Are you married to your job?


  • As I was thinking about superstition and Africa

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Eating Tortoise Head

Eating Tortoise Head

All languages are equal no matter the number of speakers

It is generally accepted that all the languages of the world are equal no matter how remote or small the number of speakers may be. The United Nations General Assembly has proclaimed 2008 as the

All languages are equal no matter the number of speakers

 

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