I love Nigeria
I have observed that the prosperity or misery of each people is in direct proportion to its liberties or its prejudices and, accordingly, to the sacrifices or the selfishness of its forefathers. -Juan Crisostomo Ibarra
You make a difference
Will the lives of ordinary Nigerians change? So, in my opinion, it is not what people call you that counts, it is what you answer to!
The grass is greener on the other side
If we do not know our worth, then we cannot be surprised that no one will place any value on us
Obasanjo and others revisited
Time to vote with one’s conscience and not the stomach. Time to change the narrative and make sure Nigerians vote for better standards of living
We need hope and strong leadership
We have to build a better future for our children and their children to live in. It should be the aspirations of every adult
Aspiring a generation
A leader is one who knows the way, goes the way, and shows the way. …
Message from Fela
Despite over two decades of his absence from this physical coil, his music remains true to its message; carrying in its innovative notes, the painful truth
Benin Bronzes on Loan and the Museums Dilemma (2)
If this opportunity for education, exhibition, image and psychological reconstruction of the Benin Bronzes are lost, it will be another silent looting of the Bronzes by the people of which they were looted from
Benin Bronzes on Loan and the Museums Dilemma (1)
When a people are unable to revere, respect and see beauty in the creations and customs of their forebears then ‘Things’ have really fallen apart and the centre has indeed collapsed
My Father, Kola Animasaun on his 79th birthday (2)
For those who read my father’s column, they take delight in his fearlessness and frankness
My Father, Kola Animasaun on his 79th birthday (1)
For those who read my father’s column, they take delight in his fearlessness and frankness
