Johnson Babalola

Nigeria as a Public Limited Company (PLC)

The notion of viewing Nigeria through the lens of a Public Limited Company (PLC) was…

Johnson Babalola, a lawyer, is selected as one of the 100 Most Influential Black Canadians

Johnson Babalola, a lawyer who was born in Nigeria but practices law in Toronto has…

Coins of Consequence: The Unseen Cost of Valuing Money Above All Else

Certainly, the significance of money in our lives cannot be overstated. It serves as the…

New Year’s Wish

In a gathering of young minds aged between 10 and 15, each child expressed a…

Harmony in the Haven: Reflections Under the Nigerian Sun

In the serene morning light of Nigeria, a refuge from the hustle of Canadian life,…

Transformative Community Development: The Ile-Oluji Paradigm

Across Nigeria, both within its borders and beyond, there's a prevailing sentiment that the government,…

Revamping Nigeria’s Educational Institutions: A Call to Action

The information that landed in my WhatsApp was both straightforward and impactful: the 1988 set…

When Boiled Yam Met the Drought of Complimentary Water!

While seated at a restaurant in Abuja, relishing a plate of boiled yam and fish…

A Lesson in Perspective: Understanding Justice through Otiko and His Peers

In the realm of civics studies, under the guidance of Mr. Jalingo, Otiko found himself…

Praise God! Bomboy is Now a Canadian

The Pastor of a modest-sized church in Lagos, Nigeria, makes an announcement, “I invite Madam…