Soyinka and the “gbajue” metaphor
Soyinka is entitled to his explication of gbajue, although many people think he erred
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Opinion
Wale Adedayo’s allegations: Between Gov Dapo Abiodum and the late Gov Bisi Onabanjo
Few days ago, l had cause to state that Governor Dapo Abiodun of Ogun State…
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Home and abroad, Tinubu’s Nigeria is taking its rightful place
Having hit the ground running at home, with a series of very bold and unprecedented…
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Owo High School at 60: In search of old classmates
A saying of our people is that 20 children cannot pull or play together for…
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Politics of Power and the Imperative of Moral Authority
Akinyemi Onigbinde, a retired philosophy teacher, and former research fellow at the Institute of African…
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Moral values in a changing world
This world has degenerated into abysmal filth, immoral ungodly concupiscence, infantile greed, atavistic, primitive acquisition…
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Philosophy, Meaninglessness and the Nature of Politics in Nigeria
Let me start this piece on a reflective note, and then connect the reflection with…
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Why Tinubu must sack his US lawyer
Festus Adedayo, argues why Bola Tinubu must sack his US lawyer
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In Praise of the Intrepid Life
It is said that all men are equal until one of them writes a book.…
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The crucial verdicts
By Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa At long last, the Presidential Election Petition Court delivered its long-awaited judgments…
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