By Lasisi Olagunju Today, those whose ancestors snatched Kano are fighting each other over the city and their spoils. The Yoruba would look at their drama...
By Suyi Ayodele Lagos does not have restraints when it comes to spending money. His first name is Nínál’owó (Money is meant to be spent). His...
By Lasisi Olagunju A minister suffered severe abuse and reprimand from the elites of the North last week because she asked the North to choose mass...
By Washington Osa Osifo Colonialism and modern government victimized and diminished traditional political institutions, particularly in great Benin Kingdom, which, in the defence of her sovereignty,...
By Suyi Ayodele “Could you ‘please, possibly, perhaps’, send me to Kano?” I told my editor last Wednesday. “You will meet me there” was his response....
By Lasisi Olagunju I do not believe that the president of any country will deliberately wreck everything. Their problem may be arrogance or ignorance – or...
By Suyi Ayodele Oluwafemi Ositade is a 17-year-old student of the Ambassadors College, Ota, Ogun State. He is a child every parent would want, and every...
By Lasisi Olagunju A young taxi driver sat on the bonnet of his car some years ago thoroughly frustrated by Nigeria’s unending petrol mess. A television...
By Suyi Ayodele We were in Abuja on an official assignment; one of the entertainment engagements of Globacom then. The phone rang. The leader of the...
Tunde Odesola If charisma was a commodity, Pope John Paul II would have been the producer of its purest form. It wasn’t for nothing that the...