Time is time, and it is called time because of time.

Time will always be time because we will always set time

When we do, we work assiduously to meet up and be on time

Each being is blessed with it

Each manages his/her time

To the prudent, no time is ever wasted.

To the blessed souls, they keep time on time.

Seldom do people prosper without being a good steward

Of time, which is a universal gift to all.

Almost every word of MLK eventually turned out to be quotable quotes. One could mentally catch his energies during public speaking in the air. His passion for inclusive America was clear and indisputable. Moreover, he was so compassionate that he identified with struggling Americans.

Dr. Moses Olubunmi Ajayi, 1948 - 2021 - a tribute by 

Dr. Wole Odutolu

Dr. Gideon Adegbile

Mr. Bolu Babatunde

Mrs. Janet Akinola

Grassroots mobilization and the coming together of the leaders of thought, discussions, and conversations are necessary ingredients in nation-building. For Nigeria to move forward, those must be employed as soon as yesterday, and all finger-pointings must stop. This episode is the 1st in the series of Thoughts on Nigeria. So please, listen and help share and let's double up on the conversation and move the country forward.

Alas! This time and season of the year, like every other year, is for joy and merriment. Well, rightly so, if only to celebrate the Prince of Peace in righteousness and holiness. We know that we are at a time when folks buy, give and exchange gifts. But, most often than not, even corporate bodies would shut down and allow people to go on vacation to spend time with friends and family, are all these for the Prince of Peace?

There are excellent people in this world today that we take for granted and fail to celebrate while they are alive. In the Global Perspective initiative, I intend to identify great people that have impacted lives in unlikely and unnoticeable ways and commemorate them. But, most importantly, when they are alive, they can hear us say good things about them, not in a sycophantic way but as a matter of fact. So, for one reason or the other, I felt led to celebrate Chief Fabiyi.

I join millions of people to celebrate the life and time of Colin Luther Powell, a man I watched with a keen interest for more than twenty-five years. General Powell was among the individuals that I watched, followed, and paid attention to even though at a far distance. But unfortunately, I could not meet him until his death, just like I painfully could not meet Senator John McCain.

Knowledge Life helps people in their quest for self-discovery to discover who you are and your hidden potentials and capacities that you did not imagine you ever had. The talents you never knew you had.  The impediments to self-discovery have always been insecurity, self-doubt, low self-esteem, and looking for an external approver. In addition, a lack of self-development at every stage of human endeavor can also be an impediment. So, for self-discovery, seeking knowledge, and getting an education, I mean continuous education by reading widely and moving from known areas to unknown ones.

In the last episode, I talked about Knowledge life. However, further thoughts on the topic bring me to declutter. Knowledge life should lead to people getting rid of unimportant things in life, which if not removed could lead to a burden, unnecessary weight, load, and a big distraction to a good and quality life.

The Global Perspective initiative is about knowledge-based life. Recent global events with false and incorrect information going around like wildfire with millions believing are troubling. My thinking is that when people have the necessary information, they will tend to ignore falsehood. Although no one in this world can be self-sufficient in knowledge, people start learning from birth. Recent research suggests that babies begin to absorb language inside the womb during the last ten weeks earlier than previously determined (Mann, 2013).