These two issues need to be stressed and clarified. The Oyo State Governor’s CPS, Mr Taiwo Adisa, was said to have called in on a programme anchored by Isaac Brown yesterday, interviewing the PRO, Read More
-The Post Publication Blues Of RAINBOWS ARE FOR LOVERS “You will be met at 5pm.” I had been told. As such, I was filled with apprehension when the Lagos – Enugu flight WT 264 was still in Read More
There is a difference between mourning and condolence. The former is about grieving. The latter is about sympathising. Abiola Ajimobi’s death forbids grieving; it does not forbid sympathising. Akanji died a virtuous death. It’Read More
Since the first time I saw a Twitter user apply the term, ‘intellectual prudence’, to describe one of the actions of the Oyo State governor, Engr. Seyi Makinde, the phrase stuck with me and I Read More
We cannot make a silk purse out of a sow’s ear. A bad person is a bad person. The evils done by Ajimobi cannot be erased by death. If Ajimobi wanted people to say Read More
The plan of the Federal Government to provide 774,000 jobs, 1000 in each Local Government, was conceived to cushion the excruciating effect of the PANDEMIC, wrought upon the world by COVID-19 on one hand, also to eradicate Read More
There are always more than one perspections to the understanding of an individual. On the case of Ajimobi, he was many things to many people, he had more than one Identity. He was an Read More
They say I am crazy. In a way maybe I am Ibadan-kind crazy. The type of craziness that follows a logic to a point and depart from it when such logic expires midway. The chronic Read More
It will remain true forever that on the day of death, there is no medicine. Bolaji Tunji, Senator Abiola Ajimobi’s spokesman, said his boss took all the precautions of these malevolent times: He washed Read More
Except something else occurs that grabs the headlines and dominates Nigerian social media, the big news of the past week would probably be the death of Senator Abiola Ajimobi and the political drama that it Read More
