Soyinka and the “gbajue” metaphor
Soyinka is entitled to his explication of gbajue, although many people think he erred
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Daniel K. Olukoya: The last man standing
His name is Daniel Kolawole Olukoya, the General Overseer of Mountain of Fire and Miracles…
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Is a new EFCC possible?
Since the inauguration of the Bola Tinubu’s administration, an ominous air of doubt and uncertainty…
3 months ago
All in the name of politics?
There are different notions and interpretive kernels of politics. However, for the sake of this…
4 months ago
Where are the incorruptible judges?
Olu Olagoke’s timeless playThe Incorruptible Judgeis a profound literary piece. It penetrates the Nigerian social…
5 months ago
From ‘go to court’ to ‘withdraw from court’
A new strand of neurosis seems to pervade Nigeria’s political sphere compelling victims to embrace…
5 months ago
Obidient Movement as a fascist group
For the sake of peace in Nigeria, let us unanimously agree that the Obidient Movement…
5 months ago
Open letter to Wole Soyinka
I greet you, sir. I crouch and genuflect before your domineering presence –the irrepressible man…
6 months ago
Interim government: DSS and reverse psychology
Nigerian famed state security apparatus, the Department of State Services (DSS) recently nudged Nigerians, fatigued…
6 months ago
Iwuanyanwu and the ‘political rascals’ rhetoric
Samuel Beckett’s absurdist play, waiting for Godot, avails itself of multiple interpretative tools with a…
6 months ago