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Abortion and the gun – the collapse of the middle ground in America By Femi Olugbile A few weeks ago, the Supreme Court of the United States of America...
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Truth, Reconciliation and the Nigerian By Femi Olugbile One of the most powerful experiences this writer has ever had was meeting and working for a period with a man...
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Bo-Jo, the man-child who held the line By Femi Olugbile His full name is Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson. He became Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and leader...
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Dateline Lagos 1944 – The meeting at Iga Idunganran By Femi Olugbile (an excerpt from the forthcoming book ‘PELEWURA’) The sun was shining brightly this afternoon. They were all...
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Much ado about human organs and their harvesting By Femi Olugbile There has been a lot of talk in mainstream news outlets and social media in Nigeria in the...
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Nigeria, Egypt, and the Vision thing By Femi Olugbile There was a furor in social media circles recently concerning a three-day trip to Egypt by Peter Obi, one of...
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Life as the art of deal-making; the life and times of Arthur Nzeribe (1938-2022) By Femi Olugbile Sunday 12th June 2022 was Democracy Day. It provided a fresh chance...
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THE MINSTREL OF THE MOTORPARK – a review of the film AYINLA, directed by Tunde Kelani By Femi Olugbile Growing up in Lagos in the early nineteen-seventies was an...
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The Nigerian Boarding School and its enemies – By Femi Olugbile A few days ago, Queens School, Ibadan performed the opening of a multipurpose hall dedicated to the memory...
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World Schizophrenia Day 2022 By Femi Olugbile This column will today complete a trilogy of pieces on mental health. The exercise has been deliberately targeted at sharing understanding of...
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