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Wole Soyinka At 92: The Conscience That Refused To Be Silent
Few Nigerians have attained the moral stature, intellectual distinction, and global influence of Professor Akinwande Oluwole Babatunde Soyinka. Playwright, novelist, poet, essayist, scholar, human...
Spreading Ignorance As State Tool
Spreading ignorance—whether through misinformation, prejudice, or the rejection of critical thinking—fuels social division, the rapid circulation of dangerous falsehoods, and the erosion of public...
Remembering MKO: Doggedness, Democracy and the Enduring Lessons of June 12
On this day, July 7, 2026, Nigerians at home and across the diaspora commemorate the 28th anniversary of the passing of Bashorun Moshood Kashimawo...
‘Olodo Uprising’: When Anti-Intellectualism Threatens Good Governance
"Olodo," a popular Nigerian expression derived from the Yoruba language, literally refers to a dullard or one who is intellectually deficient. While the term...
Fathers as the Pillars of National Conscience: A Professorial Reflection
The strength of any nation is ultimately determined not merely by the quality of its institutions, but by the character of its citizens. At...
