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Recently, WhatsApp began trending with the article version of a panel discussion of the former United States Ambassador to Nigeria and South Africa, the late Princeton Lyman. The panel discussion...
Ghanaian traditional Ewe poetry, reflected in My Song Burst, one of the poems in the anthology authored by Senanu and Nigeria’s Professor Theo Vincent, is an invocation of the god...
At the June 12 inauguration ceremony to mark the commencement of his second term administration, President Muhammadu Buhari made a significant governance promise to the effect that his government would...
Monday’s Police-Shiites clash in Abuja conjure up a mental image of theatre of war barely two weeks after the sect’s protest turned violent at the National Assembly complex in Abuja....
Nollywood has become a most significant manifestation of Nigeria’s popular culture. In its local dimension, it has continued to be the staple entertainment form which most Nigerians have got used...
(Being excerpt from 12th Splash FM and 80th Birthday Anniversary Public Lecture of Chief Murtala Adebayo Akande, the Maye Olubadan, delivered by Prof. Tunji Olaopa at the University of Ibadan...
The decision to write on Professor Jacob Gbemiga Adewale didn't come as an happenstance, but it is in the spirit of saying farewell to a departing Rector of the Oyo...
As the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria is trying to settle down for serious legislative business after their inauguration, Nigerians still hold divergent views on whether or not...
“Every generation out of relative obscurity, must discover its mission , fulfill it, or betray it” - Franzt Fanon At the beginning of this ‘new’ democratic journey, many Nigerians would...
One of the unfortunate dimensions of the Nigerian postcolonial malaise is the terrible statistics concerning adult illiteracy in Nigeria. The 2018 literacy rate puts adult illiteracy at 38% or about...
The second coming of Dr Kayode Fayemi as governor in Ekiti state is divine. Even before he made public his intention to contest for the governorship, he had been inundated...
Alfred North Whitehead, the American philosopher, once wrote that all of Western philosophy is but just a footnote to Plato. Outside of its patent exaggeration, we can take this statement...
What does it take for the Nigerian public service to become a world class public institution with the capacity to take on the task of democratic service delivery that will...
One good thing about exemplary people and ideas is that they enable us to generate further ideas or shed more light on current situations and circumstances. At the recent inaugural...
In the recent past, some international organisations, including agencies of the United Nations, have been issuing some reports whose parameters are unknown and whose outcomes raise a lot of doubt,...
