Adenuga: Not settling for less
Though he hardly seeks public acclaim or grants interviews like many other super-wealthy people, his silence is golden, as he prefers his accomplishments to speak for him.
A prophet with honour, just not enough at home: The Kayode Ajulo you don’t fully know
The adage, “a prophet is not recognized in his own domain,” has never rung truer than in the case of Dr. Kayode Ajulo, SAN. …
First World War and the bombshell
By EDO TOBORE From indications, war remains a recurring decimal ranging from inauguration of human relations across board. The scope is relatively large with due reference to community, socio-cultural setting, intra-state, inter-state and the global. The last sample is a rare specie and institutionally tagged World War. From the reckoning of literal history, the First World […]
Life in Ghana under an Nkrumaist president
By BANJI OJEWALE Here in Anyaa, Accra, capital of Ghana, I’ve come across some of the country’s leading newspapers. Their contents—news reports, opinions, vox pop, book reviews, cartoons(dearth of these), sports, photo stories, advertorials, etc.—give me a larger-than-life image of the Ghanaian society. The two oldest journals, Daily Graphic and Ghanaian Times, with their sister weeklies, […]
Okpebholo’s steady strides: Practical governance, Uromi and other matters
By JOHN OSAKUE Amidst the sounds of revelry and thanksgiving over the verdict of the Edo State Election Tribunal sitting in Abuja, which affirmed the victory of Senator Monday Okpebholo at the gubernatorial election held on 21st September 21, 2024, an Edo aphorism flashed to my mind and it states this: “You can tell a child […]
Fubara and Supreme Court judgement: What is unfair is bad — Aristotle
By Gboyega Amoboye Let me start by saying that I am not a lawyer, but with all humility, it may not always be right to say that a ‘non-lawyer’ is a layman, because the “ founding fathers of the legal profession, Socrates, and his protege, Aristotle, were sculptors turned philosophers. According to legal history, they were […]
