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Tunji Olaopa and his problems as an “autobiographer”
By Tony Afejuku
Let me state urgently that I don’t know Tunji Olaopa. I have never met him physically and do not believe or expect...
In Memoriam: Siyanbola Malomo—A Brother, Patriot and Scholar
Posthumous tributes are always so difficult and traumatic to write. The one who feels the weight of writing such tributes is left to wonder...
Deep Thinking Nigeria’s Future: Another Angle
There is a deep sense in which the current japa phenomenon—the alarming spate of Nigerian youth leaving the country in droves—is an indictment of...
A Philosopher’s Imaginary Dialogue with President Tinubu on Nigeria’s Future
Dialogue has always been a fundamental means by which philosophers communicate philosophical ideas. One reason for this might be the sometimes obtuse nature of...
My Memoir and the Paradox of the Nigerian State
(Statement at the ISGPP Public Presentation of The Unending Quest for Reform: An Intellectual Memoir Held at the University of Ibadan Conference Centre on...
