Mogaji Adanla’s Innocent Truth | By Isiaka Kehinde
We often hide on the toga of defence to convey our concerns and drum up support for whom we choose or disparage others we choose to paint in a bad…
Reintroduction of Student Loan, Credit Economy And Future of Tertiary Education in Nigeria
Around March 23rd, 2022, my article titled ASUU Strike and the need for tertiary education funding reform in Nigeria was published in many online journals in Nigeria some of which…
Fourth Estate of Realm Demands Respect | by Olawale Ogunbusola
Understandably from the start of colonial administration in Nigeria far back in the 1900, we have had a designed three tiers of government including federal, state and local, all of…
Is Oyo PMS a suitable Renaming For NURTW? |By Olawale Ogunbusola
Oyo State has remained an indeed Pacesetter in the country, especially in the South Western Region owing to historic events, institutions and structures it houses till date; thanks to the…
The CJN on Wheelchair | By Festus Adedayo
“If you are unlucky not to have a representative in the judicial council, even if you are innocent, you can be found guilty – B’eyan o l’eni ni’gbimo, bo ro’jo…
MAKINDE: Ladoja’s Swift Congratulatory Message, an Antidote to Reconciliation And Forgiveness | By Lanre Ogundipe
Our respected elder and former governor of Oyo State, High Chief Rasheed Adewolu Ladoja RAL, has sent a congratulatory message to Governor Seyi Makinde on his re-election for another four…
15 Most Popular Expressions That Shaped 2023 General Elections | By Dayo Ogunsola, Abuja
The year 2023 will remain indelible in the anal of Nigeria’s democratic experience, not only because the year is a period of upset in the political ecosystem, which came with…
Abiodun Ekolo And The Freitz Heider’s Consistency Theory
“Consistency is what transform the average into Excellence.” Abiodun Ekolo may not appear flamboyant as most political leaders are ,in fact ,he is often furtive and conveys his intents in…
LOOK AT IT NOW: Demystification of Bodija Empire | By Lanre Ogundipe
Are you a student of Oyo State political history? If not, I wish to point it out to you that what happened in the just-concluded Governorship and House of Assembly…
Arapaja’s Uncouth Interview on Fresh FM, His Many Gaffes And The Principle of Dicken’s Least Said | By Olasunkami Olaleye
It was the popular novelist- cum social critics, Charles Dickens who posits that least said, soonest mended. The maxim is to caution glib talkers to be wary of the consequences…