Dende’s Essay and his Mother’s Lion
Johnson Babalola, a Canada-based immigrtion lawyer, uses the story of Dende and his mother's lion…
9 months ago
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The “if” in every life
It is said that hindsight is vision 2020 and that the university of life lessons…
11 months ago
The Devil Enters a Defence
“Good morning, Mr. Devil.” “Good morning, sir. Please permit me to say two things:…
11 months ago
The Sacrifice
Go back home, call your cabinet members, members of your family and your friends. Inform…
1 year ago
Fraudsters, God and a Phone Call
The night before was busy as I had watched back-to-back NBA Playoff games into the…
1 year ago
Freedom of speech: Unintended consequences
We must always be in control of our utterances, writings, and actions. You never know…
1 year ago
Power, Slap, God and Us
By Johnson Babalola It was a hot afternoon in a town called Abeokuta in Nigeria.…
1 year ago
My Mother’s Kitchen Cabinet
“Mom, look at this kitchen even though it is already renovated by dad. The colours…
1 year ago
Vicarious Versus Environmental Trauma: A Long-Distance Conversation
Like all Diasporans, Johnson Babalola, a Canada based lawyer, management consultant and public affairs analyst,…
1 year ago
A Plane Has Ears Too
We don’t have enough public universities to start with. Those in place have several problems…
1 year ago