The Stories That Shaped Us
Growing up in Nigeria, we were immersed in stories — not just bedtime tales or…
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Babafemi Ojudu
Ado Ekiti Honours One of its Own: A Tribute to Chief Tajudeen Oluyole Olusi
Tomorrow, in a ceremony that promises to blend the solemn grandeur of Ekiti tradition with…
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Apepa or Arterial Blockage? The Urgency of Self-Care After 45
In many parts of our hinterland—and even in our cities—sudden death is often attributed to…
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Celebrating Babarinsa’s Life of Purpose
On Friday, May 9th, friends, family, allies, colleagues, and compatriots will gather in the historic…
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Babafemi Ojudu, Adventures of a Guerrilla Journalist: A Review
While going through this masterpiece capturing the experiences and travails of an older advocate for…
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Let Captain Ibrahim Traoré Be
Across the Black world — from Harlem to Lagos, from Kingston to Johannesburg — many…
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How Nigeria’s Procurement Process Was Hijacked—and Why It Threatens Democracy Itself
Conduct an unscheduled search of most civil servants in Nigeria—federal or state—and you’re likely to…
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What inspired my politics, journalism, memoir – Babafemi Ojudu
Senator Babafemi Ojudu is not just a journalist par excellence, he is also an activist…
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Reimagining Yoruba Leadership — Building an Enduring, Ideology-Based Movement
Being the text of a lecture delivered to members of Omoluabi Progressives in Ibadan today…
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