I am incurably attached to Ibadan. I was born and bred in that city and I’m always so nostalgic about that city of brown roofs. Apart from the hospitality of the people, one reason Read More
My attention was drawn to Abimbola Adelakun’s back page column published in The Punch of Thursday, April 18, 2019, in which she criticised the University of Ibadan and vilified its Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Abel Olayinka, over the Read More
With the elections settled, the gaze of everyone is cast on the next 4 years. Youths, Students, Civil servants, market women and men, traders and artisans, pensioners, politicians and all other categories of eligible and ineligible Read More
Those of us who were born in the 1960s did not wake up to the very rich intrusion of Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. There was no YouTube, there was no WhatsApp, there was no mobile Read More
Rumpus, said the report from a well-respected online medium, had erupted at the Oyo State Government House. An aide to Governor Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State’s wife, Florence, had reportedly stolen part of an Read More
In the wake of the approaching transition, people from different parts of the state have expressed their expectations from the governor-elect. I have heard some who argued to have helped in delivering one or two Read More
1. Florence Ajimobi was born in Benin City on the 5th of April, 1959, to the Hajaig family of Lebanon, but she grew up in the ancient city of Ibadan. 2. She is a graduate of Secretarial Studies Read More
Interestingly, with the political chessgame going on in the Red Chamber, and the number of the cardsharp players trying to outsmart one another in the attempt to corner juicy post, it’s sure as shooting Read More
Governor Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State will end his tenure on May 29, 2019, and there is nothing wrong with that. The only problem is that his critics say that the losses the All Progressives Congress suffered Read More
