The Oodua People’s Congress (OPC) has described as a mark of ingratitude President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s failure to acknowledge its Founder, Dr. Frederick Fasehun, in the...
By Anthony Bobori As I engaged in fervent discourse with a friend about our nation’s political quagmire and the ludicrous theatrics witnessed in the courtroom, a...
By Hope O’Rukevbe Eghagha There are times in the life of a clan, people, or nation, when vice takes over the ethos of the people or...
Òṣèlú (1) By Toyin Falola Attempting to translate many African words into English wastes time, as in the silly translation...
By Toyin Falola The mid-20th century brought with it the height of independence-related agitations and clamouring in many African countries. Rising nationalists who had gotten their...
By Toyin Falola Na only God fit save us from this kontry. Which kain wahala be this? cried Ejiro, a forty-year-old commercial road transport worker. To...
By Toyin Falola A woman who has suffered and gone through hell with her husband must reap the fruits of her labour. The merciful God must...
By Hope O’Rukevbe Eghagha If the title of my essay sounds scandalous it is because we live in frightening and scandalous times, with barriers blurred,...