As a follow-up to last week article “Emi l’okan” which is still generating a lot of conversation all over Nigeria and beyond, fortunately, most of the critics have been very patronizing but the positive comments reminded me of a similar… Read More
“Èmi l’ókàn” in the Yoruba language simply means, “It’s my turn”. This is a phrase that has been in our political vocabulary since the first general election of 20th September 1923, following the Clifford Constitution of 1922. It is a… Read More
Nigeria, a nation with a rich tapestry of cultures and a complex history, has experienced a dynamic journey in terms of leadership. From pre-independence struggles to post-colonial challenges, the country has navigated through various political landscapes. Examining the trajectory of… Read More