Elnathan John, author of the best-selling fiction ‘Born On A Tuesday’, once said that the greatest disservice anyone can do to himself as a Nigerian is...
As it stands now, there is only one thing holding the government of President Muhammadu Buhari together: the Nigerian Constitution which stipulates a term of four...
When Feyisayo, a 36-year old trader and a single mother of three left her home in Imeri, a village in Ose local council area of Ondo...
The Yorubas have a saying: ‘ agilinti ti nse ginniginni, iku apaa, ambelente opolo to fi ojojumo gbe ara re sanle’ – a cameleon that threads...
You know what they say about democracy being ‘a government of the people, by the people and for the people’? Where the electorates are given the...
“Hopefully, someday we will get tired of this attitude of voting people out and start focusing on voting people in” – Ayodele Sogunro One of the...
If there is one thing political events in the past few days has taught us about the up-coming general election in Africa’s most populous country, Nigeria,...
In the wee hours of the night on January 4th, 1984, heavily armed men of the special ops department of the Nigerian Army known as strike...
I have often been questioned at various fora for my views on the 2015 presidential election in Nigeria and now widely acknowledged zoning to the Northern...
Few months ago, myself and numerous other writers who were not privileged to grace the sacred meeting where the ‘suspension’ of the then Governor of the...
So many deaths occurred in the Bible but not so many resurrections. Apart from Lazarus, the widow’s dead sons, Synagogue ruler’s daughter, Jesus Christ himself and...
During the Second World War a particular drug was widely use to simulate soldiers and reduce excessive cold and headache during the period. The drug is...