The Little Things That Matter By Johannes Tobi Wojuola
John Maxwell – You will never change your life until you change something you do daily.
Fact are Sacred by Johannes Tobi Wojuola
Facts are sacred
“Comments are free, but facts are sacred”
When U.S. Secretary of State,
Mon Billet-Doux – I Love You. I Always Will
I wish I had the most melodious voice,
I would write and sing you my best of Katie’s choice.
What the Future Holds
Life in its elegance, in its plethora of beauty, is but an enchantment of the eyes. A pre-destiny of a creator,
Speed Is Good, But Order is Better
“Grain by grain, a loaf; stone by stone a castle”, says a Yugoslavian proverb.
Haile Gebrselassie is one of the word’s legends in marathon racing.
Buhari’s Middle-East Ties, North-East Reconstruction Initiatives by Garba Shehu
With the urgent task of resettling the more than two million refugees, mostly women and children on his mind, and at hand,
Buhari’s Anti-Graft Campaign and the Jurisprudence of Anti-Corruption By Johannes Tobi Wojuola
Oliver Wendel Holmes Jnr. is my most revered jurisprudential personage. This sentiment may be founded on a filial judicial heritage or on my experiential understanding – yet a vestige of my filial heritage – that law is not law until it has been interpreted by the courts: a summarized reflection of the Realist School of Jurisprudence.
