opinion

A TIME TO PONDER: Strange Things in Yorubaland

by Moses Oludele Idowu I have heard strange things today. Just opening this Platform this morning. I have heard and…

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Is S.L Akintola Heroe or Villain?

By Jamiu Ajiboye Owolabi Yoruba Ronu is a popular phrase that has been passed down to two generations in Yorubaland.…

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99 percent of today’s Lagos State was Western Region

By Seun Ogunseitan Lagos State was never Nigeria’s capital. Lagos State could never have been as it was only created…

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The Age of Empires is here as NIGERIA sleeps on the highway

By Chimazuru Nnadi-OforguDuruebube The world just changed on January seven. America did not simply withdraw from sixty six global bodies…

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O’oni, Alaafin plots to divide Yoruba Nation

By Jamiu Ajiboye Owolabi Yoruba identity, as it is known today, is an idea of Yoruba intellectuals. Before the nineteenth…

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Euracare Hospital negligence led to my son’s death

By Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie We were in Lagos for Christmas. Nkanu had what we first thought was just a cold,…

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Bitter Lessons from Venezuela: Why Realists Are the Right in Global Power Play

Beyond Law and the UN lies a world driven by the pursuits of survival, power, and security. By Gimba Kakanda…

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Bola Tinubu and Drugs: My Findings After Obasanjo asked us to lead investigation

By Aderemi Adeoye Commissioner for Police, CP rtd I was a Superintendent of Police and staff officer to the Inspector-General…

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Okanlomo, Thrones, And The Abuse Of History:

Why Yorùbáland Must Return to Elder-Led Wisdom By Lanre Ogundipe Yorùbáland stands at a delicate civilizational moment. What should have…

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Oyebanji: Open and Hidden treasures in a Governor at 58

By Wole Olujobi It is time to celebrate Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji of Ekiti State again after a yearly run…

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