Tunde Odesola With tonnes of turmoil – the weight of Olumo Rock – pressing down on my soul, I sit at my desk and stare at...
Tunde Odesola The presidential convoy spread out on the Third Mainland Bridge like a cloud of bats on seasonal migration. Sirens screamed. Lights flashed. The convoy...
Tunde Odesola Mr Sanwo-Ola is the Administrator and Chief Tax Collector of Èkó, the Atlantic City. As an ajélè, Sanwo-Ola oversees the Èkó territory on behalf...
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....
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...
Tunde Odesola To the Westerner, land is one of the four factors of production, riding in the same vehicle with labour, capital and entrepreneurship. In the...
Tunde Odesola Jonathan Love and Taylor Steele are Americans. They are also my buddies at work. Jonathan is black; Taylor is white. The three of us...
Tunde Odesola Situated in a dark groove is a drum never to be beaten. Thin as a strand of hair, the delicate drum transmits sound waves....
Tunde Odesola Bewildered by the riddle life was unravelling, King Sunny Ade, in 1974, lifted his voice in a plaintive cry, “È sú biri-biri kè bó...
Tunde Odesola With three horizontal lines on each side of his mulatto cheeks complementing the three vertical lines on his forehead, the abaja tribal marks beautifying...