On keeping the number of wedding guests down

I’m attending my first Nigerian wedding in Canada this weekend. Two years ago I attended my cousin’s wedding in Nigeria, which was the first bride-and-groom-are-Nigerian wedding that I had attended. Even among Nigerians in the same city as I am, it’s a bit odd that I haven’t attended many Nigerian weddings but my excuse is [...]

Spare the rod if you wish, but disclipline is a must!

Bagucci got me thinking about discipline. Do any of the following ring bells in your memory?

kneeling in a corner with your eyes closed and your arms straight up in the air
a good old knuckle to the head
a hot slap (for talking back)
the belt (reserved for telling lies)

I am the eldest child and a lot was [...]

Not impressed with organizers of Nigerian events either

Ms. O wrote about her disappointment with promoters of concerts and that reminded me of this entry that I started a few months ago.
Earlier this year, I went to the eLDee concert that was heavily publicized, and was disappointed. I felt bad because I convinced a few friends to go with me and nobody got [...]

How to throw a great show (hint: not like this)

eLDee came to town last week. I had somehow stumbled across the fact that he’d be in town a couple of months back, so had been looking forward to seeing him perform, even though I had no idea who he was at first. I had heard his name before, of course, but I didn’t know [...]

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