Sunday Igboho: The return of the boaster, by Abimbola Adelakun
When Yoruba nation agitator, Sunday Adeyemo (aka Sunday Igboho), went into exile in Germany, what did he learn about the country? I recall he...
Emotional mastery: When confidence lives in your body, by Ruth Oji
Your body is communicating right now. Before you say a single word, your shoulders, your hands, your posture, and your breathing are already sending...
Rev. Dr. Kolade Oladele: Toast to a Man Who Embodies Positivity (1)
By Bode Durojaiye
Birthdays offer more than an occasion for celebration. They provide an opportunity to reflect on a life of purpose, service and enduring...
Killing the deal: Bwala’s Ibadan media round misadventure, By Sulaimon Olanrewaju
The quote, “Nothing kills a bad product faster than good advertising”, attributed to William (Bill) Bernbach, co-founder of the Doyle Dane Bernbach (DDB) Advertising...
Nigeria: This State Is Not the State, By Taiwo Adisa
Philosophers and political theorists have attempted to define the state through different prisms. There is the evolutionary theory, which posits that the state is...
Northern Generals’ anger at ‘North as Nigeria’s mortuary’, by Festus Adedayo
Northern Nigeria is angry. This anger is not strictly borne from the unremitting, horrific spillage of blood on its soil. Rather, Northern Nigeria is...
Daniel Bwala on Gov Makinde, and one other story, by Festus Adedayo
On Friday last week, Presidential media aide, Daniel Bwala, was on his usual binge of Villa hatchet jobs. He flew into Ibadan, the capital...
Reflections without Mirror: A Poem by Niyi Aborisade
Watchman How is the Night?
Darkness covers the land; dawn is not in sight;
Gloom resonates with the night,
All cannot tell what will be their plight
Even...
GSM, Oriyomi Hamzat and the shape of things to come, By Abubakre Ajao
Ori okere kooko l'awo, bi a wi fun omo eni a gbo. When the owner of Agidigbo FM, Alhaji Oriyomi Hamzat, began his now...
Graduate Unemployability: Specialized Medical Sciences Universities as a Panacea, By Isaac Oluyi
Graduate unemployment remains one of Nigeria's most pressing socio-economic challenges. Every year, thousands of young Nigerians leave universities with high hopes of securing meaningful...
