Sòròsókè (speak louder), represents agency activation of voice to know the unknown, clarify a confused state, and challenge negligence, right denial and injustice. On the flip side is ‘off-the-mic’, a tactical strategy Read More
The Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Olayiwola Adeyemi does not proclaim that he is royal. His royalty proclaims him. Early this year, Oba Adeyemi summoned me to his palace. “Baba said I should bring Read More
Protests have occurred across the country. Few saw this coming except with the aid of hindsight. However, the protests are here and we must be cognizant of the reasons why. Every society, every nation Read More
I entered Akinola Maja Street, Jericho, Ibadan and approached the Superintendent of Police who was the most senior officer on the scene and after checking his name tag, I greeted him and identified myself, in Read More
It is not new that Nigerians have called for disbandment of the Federal Special Anti Robbery Squad (from now, FSARS), a unit in the Nigeria Police Force. Sometime in 2015, the presidency led by President Read More
In the past couple of years, the name Dotun Sanusi has consistently been reverberating on the lips of people in Oyo State. The name which has held the media space by the jugular has been Read More
The former Secretary to the Oyo state government, Akogun Sharafadeen Alli on Thursday sent a condolence message to the governor of oyo state, Seyi Makinde over the death of his mother, Mrs Abigail Makinde. He Read More
Catastrophising a positive notion is caused by a cognitive disorder called ‘Mental Filtering’ – a situation whereby one tends to ignore positive part of an idea and focus on a negative aspect, leading to another cognitive Read More
Professor Abel Idowu Olayinka is the outgoing Vice Chancellor (VC) of the University of Ibadan (UI). He became the 12th VC of UI on 1 December 2015 amidst controversies and accusation of vote fixing. Since 2016, there has Read More
What we are saying is that if the Federal Government would reduce its profligacy and cut waste, there will be enough money to pay teachers in public universities, as well as fund research and Read More
