Tayese of London congratulates Timi of Ede on daughter’s academic achievement
Chief Olanrewaju Sharafa, Tayese of London, has congratulated His Royal Majesty, Oba Munirudeen Lawal, Laminisa I, the Timi of Ede Land, and his family on the successful graduation of Princess Muibat Lawal from Coventry University, United Kingdom, with a Master of Science degree. Speaking on behalf of his family, Olanrewaju said the princess achievement marked […]
Why comedy is more than laughter – Dr Filani
Dr. Ibukun Filani, a distinguished Nigerian scholar and humour researcher based in the USA, in an exclusive interview with Vanguard, discusses his upcoming book
Master the art of the follow-up through professional persistence (2), by Ruth Oji
Dear reader, I’m touching base to know if you have been able to apply any aspects of the suggestions I last shared in part one of the series, ‘Master the Art of Following-Up through Professional Persistence’. It’d be great if you have, and I hope it is working out well for you. This week’s article is […]
Wisdom Deji-Folutile captures Nigerian leadership absurdities in debut movie – ‘Able Leader’
Nigerian writer and filmmaker Wisdom Deji-Folutile makes his directorial debut with ‘Able Leader,’ a short film set to screen at the 2024 Ibadan Indie Film Awards
Insecurity: Youth violence as proceed of failed governance
By ITA UMIOM Youth violence refers to violence that occurs among individuals aged 10–30 years who are related or unrelated. It involves a range of acts from bullying, both offline and online, to physical fighting, assault, gang-related violence, or homicide. Youth violence results in deaths, injuries, mutilation, disability, and long-term health consequences. It is associated with […]
Yorubanisation of Tinubu’s government: Nigeria’s fate is now in Yoruba hands! By Olu Fasan
SHORTLY before the 2023 presidential election, I wrote a piece titled “Yoruba ronu: A Tinubu presidency would tarnish your race” (Vanguard, February 16, 2023). The premise of that thoughtful and, in my view, patriotic intervention was threefold. First, Bola Tinubu’s miasmic past was the antithesis of the honour-signalling ‘omoluabi’ ethos that Yorubas claim define them. His […]
