Oshiomhole: Behold the 13th disciple of Christ By Tunde Odesola
Friday, February, 13, 1976: A libidinous soldier, Lieutenant-Colonel Buka Suka Dimka, waited in ambush for a black Mercedes-Benz, counting down […]
Biodun Jeyifo: The Exit Of The Voice For The Talakawas By Wale Okediran
Barely one month after his eightieth birthday, Biodun Jeyifo, Professor Emeritus of English at Cornell University and Professor Emeritus of
Why Kwankwaso Was Singled Out in a US Bill By Farooq Kperogi
I was initially surprised, shocked even, that of all northern Nigerian Muslim politicians, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso was the one Republican
Biodun Jeyifo (5 January 1946 – 11 February 2026) By Sola Adeyemi (University of East Anglia, UK)
Biodun Jeyifo, who has died at the age of eighty, was one of the most formidable and beloved figures in
Distinguished Hon. Adejoro Adeogun (MHR 2019–2023): A Rare Brand of Politician Nigeria Truly Needs By Dr. Akin Olawale Oluwadayisi (Notary Public)
In Nigeria’s often turbulent political landscape, where personal ambition frequently overshadows genuine public service, a few individuals stand out for
Oshiomhole in massage Hall of Fame, By Lasisi Olagunju
I wanted to find out who the greatest massager in history was, but the Internet told me history keeps no
Akpabio’s Gaddafi and Mrs Tinubu’s Trump honour By Festus Adedayo
I am reading a copy of Marcel Dirsus’ How Tyrants Fall: And How Nations Survive. A 2024 non-fiction book, in
When Empires Lose Their Shame: America, Trump, and the Politics of Self-Inflicted Decline By Victor Olumekun
A few of my friends have challenged me on my fixation with the emerging American political tragedy. My Facebook page
Beyond Ondo State at 50, Lucky Aiyedatiwa as Governor, and the Myth of Democracy By Semiloore Akinsulure
Nigeria as a country is considered to be a developing country with a large population of people, arguably the largest
Descending from Fela’s Afrobeat to Wizkid’s Afrobeats (2) By Tunde Odesola
Once upon a time, long before brazenness dissolved into the air inhaled by youths, Àkèré, the son of Onítùre, was