Two days ago, that is, on Wednesday, 1st of January, we entered a New Year – this year 2025. Indeed, in the mid-night of Tuesday, 31st December, 2024 that rolled …
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The days of oppressors are numbered
I begin this new year with my first weekly opinion which is a helping homily. What is a homily? It is a form of exhortation, a written or spoken expression …
Read More »Pastor Adeboye, religions, and knowledge of Ifa
This piece is spurred by the curiosity expressed recently by a Yoruba Nigerian. He posted a video online in which Pastor E.A. Adeboye of The Redeemed Christian of God told …
Read More »2025 sends off 2024 and its baggage of rubbish
The good, the bad and the ugly incidents that fetishised the ‘Ember’ months, notwithstanding, the year 2024 rolled off Earth’s cliff two days ago, plunging into the domain of history. …
Read More »Ahead of mid-term, emerging signs favourable for the Tinubu administration
Although the Tinubu Administration’s mid-term is five months away, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu can proudly reflect on his administration’s journey over the last 19 months. The post Ahead of mid-term, …
Read More »Of lawmakers, CBN and the law
The Bill on the prohibition of foreign currency for “localised” transactions which is now before the National Assembly and has passed the first reading brings to the front burner the …
Read More »Nigeria and the challenge of Christmas – Part 2
I challenge all Nigerian Christians, to stand up and be counted on the side of righteousness, truth and justice. We must advance in our religious practices beyond mere ritualism and …
Read More »Much ado about defamation
The Nigerian public space is currently dominated by a defamation brouhaha, with some alluding to a David and Goliath scenario, with either a fight-to-finish or a crushing, decimation outcome. The …
Read More »The eyesore on Bourdillon Road
It has now become something of a yearly tradition that someone would share a video of hundreds, or perhaps even thousands, of beggars lined up on one of the priciest …
Read More »Soludo, solution is not here
No matter how competent a political leader is, the leader will always be seen as incapable if the people he has chosen to carry out his instructions and implement his …
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