By Festus Adedayo Last Monday, as noiselessly as a phantom, President Bola Tinubu brought home his strange friend. While an Igbo proverb says the footsteps of...
By Festus Adedayo The furore over the recently pulled down Owo Memorial Park in Ondo State is said to have thawed, which is gladsome. There is,...
Tunde Odesola When two or more words combine to form a new word, what you get is a compound word, which is also called a portmanteau....
By Suyi Ayodele Everyone has someone he adores. I have many such people; men and women who made or are making meaningful impacts. One of such...
By Lasisi Olagunju A tree does not fall in the forest and kill someone at home. That proverb may be true one hundred years ago. It...
By Lasisi Olagunju Who knows Òkòlò in Oyo? Òkòlò was a Tapa (Nupe) and a slave of the Alaafin of Oyo. His duty was to gather...
By Festus Adedayo Power politics in the animal kingdom could be as intense, deceptive and selfish as it is in the human kingdom. An ancient African...
Tunde Odesola Long before man dug a hole in every inch of the earth searching for oil, the crab had been in the business of oil...
By Israel Adebiyi There is an old Northern Nigerian folklore titled “Ali and the Angel: Tea Without Sugar.” In this tale, a man named Ali, sensing...
By Suyi Ayodele I am naturally hemophobic; I run from blood. But I had to encourage myself to watch the videos of the killings in Yelwata...