This essay was to be an October 1, 2020 Independence Day Salute to ASUU leadership and its rank and-file for their continuing undaunted and courageous defense of Nigeria’s Independence and the promise of a democratised Read More
Sometimes it gets so dark one can hardly imagine the possibility of stars being suspended in the skies. Still that doesn’t null the fact that somewhere beneath the depressing curtain of darkness, Read More
The popular conversations around the Godfatherism concept have mostly been painted with fiendish and roguery brush. A godfather is often described in the devilry sense of a plunderer, a greedy scoundrel and what have Read More
Is it not quite ironical that despite the popular claim by the Nigerian Police to being the friends of the citizens, the citizens in turn are not feeling this friendship from the Police? Many Read More
Conscience is an open wound, only the truth can heal it. I feel it is highly expedient for me to express my view on the ongoing efforts at rebuilding the All Progressives Congress, APC in Read More
Monologue It should not be strange to readers of ‘The Message’ that this column is coming up, today, with such a memorable title as presented here. A newspaper columnist, who is also a Read More
From external colonialist to insider colonialists, Nigeria’s topsy-turvy postcolonial reality unveils unmet needs of peoples who were happy that the British colonialist agreed to leave the country physically with a strategic plan of Read More
I’ve seen a lot of educated folks, especially those with bias for academics, say different things about the recent recognition and appointment of Laycon by the Ogun State Governor, Dapo Abiodun. I think Read More
The new directive by the Inspector General of Police that the Tactical squads of the Police such as the FSARS, SACS, SAKS, IRT, among others should steer off undertaking routine patrols as well as Read More
It’s true that it is not easy to convince those who hold on to power to conceed or share with others such as the people of Oyo North, particularly the Okeogun people, the Ogbomoso Read More
