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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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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The two Lambos, and herbs and incantations in traditional mental healthcare in Lagos, Nigeria – By Femi Olugbile One of my most unforgettable experiences as a young psychiatrist was...
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