Sylvester Asoya

Review: Kayode Akinropo’s Scars Do Heal

In his new book, Kayode Akinropo tells a moving story that encapsulates love, bitterness, tragedy,…

When we press our luck

By Sylvester Asoya The average Nigerian politician embodies arrogance and ineptitude. It is unquestionable that…

A distressing call for self-defence

 By Sylvester Asoya Finally, those in elective and appointive positions in Nigeria are now at their…

Omotola/Omo Sexy: A seductive brand

Sylvester Asoya Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde is not just an attractive and confident actress; she is also…

Helen the strong!

Helen Paul is a strong-minded actress and one of the scholars in Nigeria’s entertainment industry…

Zulu Sofola: A legacy of creativity and generosity

    By Sylvester Asoya ‘Zulu Sofola was certainly ahead of her time. At the…

Nigeria: Waiting for tomorrow

By Sylvester Asoya It would be unfair to single out President Muhammadu Buhari as the…

Chinua Achebe…A writer’s writer

By Sylvester Asoya Chinua Achebe, the accomplished author of many remarkable books will forever be…

African soldier Sonny Okosuns: The revolutionary artiste who saw tomorrow

    By Sylvester Asoya Sonny Okosuns was indeed a soldier: tough and independent-minded. He…

Remembering Prince Nico Mbarga

  For creating Sweet Mother, one of Africa’s greatest and most popular songs, Prince Nico…