Of Presidential Memoirs and Presidential Libraries By Femi Olugbile The news media were awash recently with coverage of the massive launch of General Ibrahim Babangida’s memoirs. The title of...
Of Presidential Memoirs and Presidential Libraries By Femi Olugbile The news media were awash recently with coverage of the massive launch of General Ibrahim Babangida’s memoirs. The title of...
From Duke Ellington to ‘Abami Eda’, and to ‘Portable’ – talented musicians and their wiles By Femi Olugbile For a Jazz lover, one precious recollection you cherish is a...
An Ode to My Baby Sister By Femi Olugbile The story begins with the name. ‘Olufunșo’ translates, roughly as ‘a precious gift from God, placed in the hands of...
An African War in the Congo By Femi Olugbile The news out of the Democratic Republic of Congo is grim.For a long time, multiple wars have been ravaging the...
The Executive Order of February 7, and the Afrikaners of South Africa By Femi Olugbile ‘By the authority vested in me as President…’ says the Executive Order of February...
DIVERSITY, EQUITY, INCLUSION (DEI), AND ITS ENEMIES By Femi Olugbile On Thursday, 30th January 2025, there was a horrific midair collision near Washington’s Ronald Reagan Airport. The collision was...
A Sunday morning drive along a Broad Street of History By Femi Olugbile On this Sunday morning, your friend, Sir Sina Thorpe, retired Permanent Secretary, a knight of the...
Lekki Sunsplash, ‘Detty December’, and all that By Femi Olugbile Sometimes there is a mystique about Lagos that is hard to see, for people who live in the city...
‘Dracunculus Medinensis’ and the story of Jimmy Carter By Femi Olugbile The flags are still flying at half-mast. A few days ago, a great man was buried at a...
Kemi Badenoch and the future of the British Conservative Party – between ‘Fárígá’ and ‘Làákàyè’ By Femi Olugbile Kemi Badenoch, leader of the British Conservative Party has a lot...
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