Eedris Abdulkareem, New York Times, and the Muse
In a way, one can argue conveniently that coincidence is a divinely orchestrated occurrence where…
1 year ago
Promise Adiele
Lost but not found: Where is Yaya Bello?
I nostalgically remember a popular refrain in my secondary school days “Lost but found”. Back…
1 year ago
Philanthropy as evangelism: The D.K. Olukoya example
There are current trends in Christendom that many acclaimed churches, pastors, general overseers, and sundry…
1 year ago
Bobrisky and Nigeria’s risky conditions
Recently the media was agog inundating the public with varied stories concerning the travails of…
1 year ago
Remembering Jerry John Rawlings of Ghana
Promise Adiele, an academic, writes that Jerry John Rawlings redefined the socio-political and economic climate…
1 year ago
Nigerians and INEC chairman: Do curses work?
All the major religions in the world, including diverse spiritual practices, acknowledge the potency of…
1 year ago
Tinubu: The paradox of penetration and withdrawal
Promise Adiele writes: Agreed that Obi would have removed fuel subsidy, he would have done…
1 year ago
‘No gree for anybody’: meaning and implications
Once in a while, different types of sociolinguistic paradigms infiltrate social spaces. They subliminally become…
1 year ago
Gbajabiamila UNILAG hostel: fact, fiction?
I am passionate about the University of Lagos for many reasons. A university that provided…
1 year ago
Plateau killings: Of hypocrites and double-speakers
Many people read the Bible for various reasons. Some read it for spiritual revival. Others…
2 years ago