EHINGBETI SUMMIT 2021 AND THE LAGOS OF 2030 By Femi Olugbile There is a popular song in Lagos. ‘B’oju o t’Ehingbeti, oju o le t’Eko’ It roughly translates as...
EHINGBETI SUMMIT 2021 AND THE LAGOS OF 2030 By Femi Olugbile There is a popular song in Lagos. ‘B’oju o t’Ehingbeti, oju o le t’Eko’ It roughly translates as...
Two conversations, and a nation on the rack By Femi Olugbile The conversation, organized by Voice Of Reason as the second installment of its Goke Omisore Annual Lecture series,...
Lateef Kayode Jakande – a tribute By Femi Olugbile His house, in an obscure corner of Ilupeju, was nondescript. Embedded within your admiration of the man, as you entered...
COVID-19 and Nigerian doctors By Femi Olugbile Ade (not his real name, though this is a true story) woke up from sleep one morning in April, 2020, feeling...
Pen, piano and scalpel – the life and times of Olufolabi Olumide, Professor of Surgery By Femi Olugbile In the flesh, he was impressive, not through an in-your-face projection...
The 18th Annual Daily Trust Dialogue and the National Question By Femi Olugbile On Thursday the 21st of November, an important event took place in Abuja that attracted...
MUSEVENI AS METAPHOR By Femi Olugbile The news has arrived, at last. Yoweri Museveni, thirty-five years in office, Africa’s fourth longest-serving President, behind such worthies as Paul Biya, Teodoro...
THE MIND OF GOD By Femi Olugbile It was evening when the band of pilgrims arrived at Megiddo. The guide, a bronzed ‘sabra’ with the pretty-but-deadly looks of a...
THE EVIL THAT MEN DO… – by Femi Olugbile In 2019, a gem was added, without fanfare, to the books that tell the ‘inside Story’ of the Nigeria...
2021 – a brave new world, or more of the same? By Femi Olugbile Today is the first day in the year 2021. In many cultures of the...
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