Azu at 60: The art of giving self
In conversation around African culture, the art of giving is often characterised as binary. The…
2 months ago
Louis Odion
Beyond satire: Columnist as moral compass
Louis Odion writes that the recourse to Dr. Dare in faraway United States by The…
9 months ago
Kongi at 90
Today, it took more than “yabis” (teasing) to extract a few seconds from Professor Akinwande…
10 months ago
Bouquet for the Amazon of multi-tasking at 60
By Louis Odion, FNGE David Ricardo framed it as the law of diminishing returns. There…
1 year ago
Tinubu: The power of ‘aforiti’
His bonhomie was unusually absent that night in 2009. He spoke little, his luminous eyes…
2 years ago
Enahoro: Encounters with a media wizard
He was no digital native. That was the self-deprecating joke he often cracked — to…
2 years ago
Tunji Bello: A mentor extraordinaire at 60
By Louis Odion, FNGE Though sounding casual, it nonetheless caught me completely off-guard, leaving…
4 years ago
Sam Omatseye: 60 gun-salute to the literary General
By Louis Odion, FNGE Back in the 90s, we used to time each of…
4 years ago
Keynesian bouquet for ‘Starboy’ @ 64
By Louis Odion, FNGE Sobriety - if not austere aloofness - would ordinarily appear the…
4 years ago
Wike and the misadventure of Prince Charles
By Louis Odion The narrow-minded would probably view the futility of the entire visit only…
6 years ago