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Government’s one-grain palliative
The food you give to a slave is not to make him grow fat, but for him not to die (Oñje tí a ñfún...
Salute to Melchisedec of Nigeria
There are people known in Yoruba worldview as Àkàndá (special beings). Everything about them is a mystery (Àdìtú). They get away with everything that...
Nigeria at 63 and missing Brains
At 63 years of independence, Nigeria is either under the knife of a quack doctor, a certified but perfidious organ harvesting doctor, or a...
Alaafin Stool: Putting culture to the sword?
May the Awujale of Ijebuland, Oba Sikiru Kayode Adetona, live long on the throne of his fathers. But, how about my illustrious Ijebu people...
Obasanjo: Day obas ate in public
At the installation of an oba in Yorubaland, he is given a list of taboos and red lines he must never cross. One of...
