Tag: By Festus Adedayo

“You may not like Atiku’s face and the constancy of his cantankerous politicking but if you are bothered about how corruption has become the...

Curses and magical beliefs are woven together in African politics. A study found out that virtually all African leaders come to power emboldened by...

We are about to witness a mud-fight between two gods of integrity. In a Nigeria where the mantra is, if you see something, say...

Irish poet and one of the foremost figures of 20th-century literature, William Butler Yeats, aptly put it in his famous The Second Coming. When...

So at plenary in the senate last week, Senate President, Godswill Akpabio, rushed naked out of the bathtub. He raised his hand up. In...

This is what Kurumi’s Ijaye looked like after it was attacked and defeated by Ibadan forces in 1860/61: “Old people, men and women and...

The porcupine is a large rodent that is clothed with a thick coat of sharp quills, spines. The spines protect it from rampaging predators....

Big calamities seldom knock before opening the door. Calamities’ sneaky essence is articulated in one song by grand old Odolaye Aremu, Ilorin, Kwara state-born...

Whenever I sneak into the premises of the Ibadan Tennis Club in the capital of Oyo State, the life of one elderly man named...