Professor Osundare at 78
My first encounter with the renowned poet and literary titan Professor Niyi Osundare was in…
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Last month, Donald Trump sparked controversy when he referred to Canada as the 51st state…
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Like Father, Like Son: The Curtain Falls on al-Assad
As the curtains of tyranny finally draw to a close, the once-mighty Bashar al-Assad stands…
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The Legacy of Thomas Sankara: Africa’s Revolutionary Icon
By Korede Abdullah Thirty-seven years ago, on this very day, October 15, 1987, the incomparable…
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The Ogun Incarnate lives forever!
Professor Wole Soyinka, the Nobel Laureate, once vividly recounted his near-death experience in the air…
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Some cultural practices among Yoruba market women
The other day, I wrote that many Yorùbás are ìṣẹ̀ṣe practitioners by default, some people…
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Ebenezer Obey’s Inter-Reformers
Listening to Ebenezer Obey's LP, titled 'Inter-Reformers' side B, starting with philosophical lyrics, Ọ̀rọ̀ Olúwa…
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Another coup rears its ugly head
The military coup in Gabon in the early hours of today has finally closed the…
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Of Ritualist and the Nigerian odd facts
The word "ritualist" conjures up palpable fear and terror in the minds of Nigerians. In…
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Muslims as an endangered species in Igbo land
Islamophobia in the Southeast of Nigeria is increasingly reaching a dangerous situation that calls for…
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