When George Orwell wrote his dystopian novel, 1984,in June 1949, he would never have thought that the fundamental and troubling issues he raised in the terrifying novel would come to be an interesting feature of popular Read More
Looking for where to have cold fellowship before I moved to a party, I rushed with a sense of nolstagia to Agbowo Shopping Complex, Ibadan, opposite UI (that university stucked somewhere in the area where Read More
Since the early 90s when Prophet Temitope Balogun Joshua popularly called T.B Joshua’ s fame was on the ascendancy, he had always been trailed by one controversy or the other, but like a Phoenix Read More
Breaking news: Abiola Ajimobi, perhaps the most colourful — and most formidable — talker of his political generation, is done talking! Now howzat, to throw in that cricket-speak? Would Oyo politics ever be the same, without the Read More
A man diligent at what he does shall sit with no mean men but among the Kings. Like a golden fish that has no hiding place, Engr. Remi Oseni yet again was singled out for Read More
‘Odo-Ogba, Gbaa Bee Bee, Ko To Nkan’! That used to be the popular song we chanted whenever we wanted to throw wastes in the Odo-Ogba while we were coming from school in the early eighties. Read More
Again, the paternity of the Nigerian state came up for consideration last week. Who exactly owns Nigeria? Is it the exclusive preserve of politicians, their kith and kin, their hangers-on or Nigerians? Put differently, because Read More
The National Assembly election petition tribunal sitting in Ibadan, the Oyo state capital on Tuesday 10th September dismissed the petition by former House leader, Hon Mulikat Akande Adeola of the People’s Democratic Party, PDP, Read More
I have a distant acquaintanceship with Seun Onigbinde, meaning, if I wanted to, I could have privately congratulated him on his appointment as Technical Adviser (Budget & Planning) to the Minister of State for Budget Read More
