A Review Of IBB’s Book Of Billions
By Lasisi Olagunju In five parts, thirteen chapters, six appendices, including an interview; a prologue and an epilogue, he sought to give a definite definition
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LASISI OLAGUNJU
Pa Adebanjo: A Celebration Of Death
By Lasisi Olagunju Afenifere leader, Chief Ayo Adebanjo, died on Friday. He would have been 100 years old if death had not been too fast;
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El-Rufai, Obasa And Other Godfather Stories
By Lasisi Olagunju It happened one sunny day in mid-May 2003. I was preparing to go to the office around noon when Tayo, the editor’s
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Islam: Beyond Terrorism And Boko Haram
By Lasisi Olagunju The United Arab Emirates has just held its Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week. Our president was there. A part of that event was
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Alaafin: Some Words For King And Chiefs
By Lasisi Olagunju THE oba under our law is not a king; he is a chief. That is why the law governing the appointment and
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On the Etymology of ‘Yoruba’ By Northerners
By Yushau A. Shuaib Let me start by acknowledging that storytellers increasingly seek to replace historians in shaping narratives. While anyone can become a storyteller,
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Fulani, Hausa And Yoruba Truths
By Lasisi Olagunju We say in Yoruba that if we do a census of slaves, slaves will be sad. History, an account of facts of
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Pastor Adeboye, Owners Of Nigeria And 2025
By Lasisi Olagunju If the elites of the North will not ‘give’ President Bola Tinubu a second term, who told them that the South will
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Desperate Crowds And Foods Of Death
By Lasisi Olagunju I died one bright day in 1969 — yes, died; crushed by a motorcyclist. It happened on Ileya Day (Eid el Kabir)
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Tinubu, Atiku And The Lion’s Share
By Lasisi Olagunju Adrian Louis is a witness to what popcorn does in a movie theatre. The American poet’s poems are apparently for Nigeria, a
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