Tag: Oladeinde Olawoyin

By Oladehinde Olawoyin Amoo struggled to pick up broken parts of his Nissan car’s wing mirror, his demeanor lifeless. He mumbled a few words of...

A PREMIUM TIMES journalist, Oladeinde Olawoyin, has been selected for the Climate Tracker’s Investigative Journalism Fellowship. Mr Oladeinde was selected for the fellowship alongside 11...

Adegoke Adelabu, the stormy petrel of Ibadan politics, died on the wrong side of the Yoruba ideological spectrum. In the linguistic parlance of those...

Nothing speaks eloquently to the very foundation of Nigeria's culture of graft, institutionalized anyhow-ness and complete retrogression like this viral story of how Adebayo...

Christopher Adebayo Alao-Akala is 70, or so I hear. The sudden beatification of the man by the 'progressive' wing of South West politics today...

As disingenuous and potentially dangerous as Governor Seyi Makinde's appointment of NURTW kingpin Mukaila Auxiliary (Chair of the cheekily named 'Park Management') is, it...

For almost a week in June 2011, residents of Iwo Road and environs could not step out of their houses. Those who dared to...

When the discourse revolves around the genesis of Fuji sounds, especially with a focus on creed and ethnic identity, the pendulum swings naturally between...

When it became clear that then PDP candidate Seyi Makinde was the ultimate shoo-in in the days leading to the last governorship election in...

When the discourse revolves round the genesis of Fuji sounds, especially with focus on creed and ethnic identity, the pendulum swings naturally between two...