drtayooke@gmail.com From the period after World War II, in 1945, the “Washington Consensus” had revolved around the need to commit public money to build some aspects of the economy. This was underlined by America’s “Marshall […]
Last week, the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), had his first interview with any media house in Nigeria this year. He had the interview with Arise TV. To show how unusual it was for […]
As many educated people who had been around the world and know Nigeria and her peoples personally would very easily understand, the country has great potential for progress and world leadership in everything. However, this […]
Even if it did not break any news, the 90-minute exclusive interview of President Buhari by Nigeria’s cable network, Arise News, did show that the Nigerian leader is not as demented as Farooq Kperoqi would […]
The two-day National Public Hearing on the review of the 1999 Constitution is, indeed, a great step towards national integration and development. That’s how transformation, reformation and restoration begin. Great changes don’t happen in one […]
The content page lists 34 items. The cover story is on Fred Khumalo. The following writers feature Ngugi Wa Thiong’o Decoloniality in his Fiction and Zakes Mda, an extract from his upcoming novel Wayfarer’s Hymns. […]
We should thank the God of all comfort whose grace enabled the recent interviews our president granted two television stations shortly before the Democracy Day’s speech, yesterday. I would like to join the people who […]
Late Chief Moshood Kashimawo Olawale Abiola was larger than life in his lifetime and was a legend whose rags to riches story rang more like a fairy tale. Against all odds, he rose from biting […]
I have never been an admirer of the Minister of the Interior, Ogbeni Rauf Adesoji Aregbesola. In my humble opinion, he was a gargantuan disaster when he governed Osun State by plunging the state into […]
Jeff Bezos seems to have run out of things to colonize here on Earth. His company, Amazon, now commands almost half of America’s online retail purchases, according to one estimate. Amazon has acquired Whole Foods, a major grocery chain, […]
Struggle for truth and justice remains an uphill battle Racism is America’s original sin. Its manifestations are myriad, and notwithstanding occasional spurts of progress, the struggle for justice continues to be an uphill battle. First, […]
The first time I heard the issue of paying ransom in northern Nigeria was in 2018 when the twin sisters were abducted by an armed group in Dauran village of Zamfara state. Their abductors demanded […]
The first time I heard the issue of paying ransom in northern Nigeria was in 2018 when the twin sisters were abducted by an armed group in Dauran village of Zamfara state. Their abductors demanded […]
Perhaps, the first thing one could think of when speaking of Africa is exciting wildlife safaris. It is the second-largest continent that consists of 54 countries. It is not a secret to anyone that many […]
“The man dies in him who keeps mute in the face of tyranny-“ Wole Soyinka. What are you supposed to do when conflict erupts, people get killed and human and property rights are being violated? […]
With the escalation of skirmishes and the continual flaring of nerves and obviously endorsed by the incendiary and unbridled commentaries made especially by some of our nation’s political pundits, the stability and integrity status of […]
“I fear evolution has inbuilt greed and aggression to the human genome. There is no sign of conflict lessening, and the development of militarized technology and weapons of mass destruction could make that disastrous.” -Stephen […]
TULSA — I wasn’t sure if I was supposed to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Tulsa massacre. At that moment, I just knew I needed something to drink. It had been a day of […]
Africa’s star is rising. The continent is taking its place on the global stage as demand for our unique and exciting contribution to the world increases. Africa’s presence is finding expression in numerous fields but […]
Ex-nihilo, a Latin adverb I first heard of in my religious studies class in my first year the university, has stayed with me. For those who do not know the meaning, let me quickly say […]
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