Lessons from a stud
Lately, I've had the house to myself. My son resides in another part of the…
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Johnson Babalola
The Potential Victim: Insights from a British Policeman
In years past, my daily routine involved commuting between different workplaces using the London Underground.…
2 years ago
The Builder at 63
Like most newborns, he had no say in his naming. Naija, he was called. Without…
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Silence is Golden!
“It is human nature that when they poke you and you respond, they will double…
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A Mosquito and Its Ego
Johnson Babalola advises that one of the cardinal rules in communication is to express ourselves…
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O Ri Pe Awon Eleyi Sunre (You See That These Ones Are Sleeping Well)
A friend I refer to as L told me this story. It was a story…
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Nigeria’s Economic Problems: The Drone Experience
Nigerians are the best analysts of the nation's problems. Leaders and others take to the…
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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…
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The “if” in every life
It is said that hindsight is vision 2020 and that the university of life lessons…
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The Devil Enters a Defence
“Good morning, Mr. Devil.” “Good morning, sir. Please permit me to say two things:…
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