YORUBA: BETWEEN RELIGION AND REASON By Mogaji Wole Arisekola
Broadcasters- March 9, 2026
BroadcastersThe protest that recently took place in Lagos was said to be against the war involving Israel, Iran and the United States. But for many of us who grew up…
TINUBU, OBASANJO: FIGHTING WITH DECORUM By Babatunde Awoyemi
- Broadcasters
- March 5, 2026
They are two elderstatemen. One, a former Nigerian President and the other the current President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Both are not political friends but they respect each…
TOLA ADENIYI’S LOVE FOR FOUNTAIN PEN By Adeyinka Adeyefa
- Broadcasters
- March 5, 2026
It was pure pleasure and privilege to join the world to celebrate High Chief Tola Adeniyì at the unveiling of his Autobiography “Chapters of Destiny” and this is what I…
THE LEGACY OF DEMAS NWOKO IN IBADAN By Wale Ojo-Lanre Esq
- Broadcasters
- March 5, 2026
I spent the better part of Tuesday exploring what stands today as one of the largest privately owned and independently promoted cultural centres in Nigeria — majestically perched on Sobande…
WHEN BETTING BECOMES THE BIGGEST ADVERTISER By Lolu Akinwunmi
- Broadcasters
- March 5, 2026
Have you noticed how betting and gaming brands now seem to dominate media space? From TV to outdoor to radio, digital to sponsorships, their presence is loud, visible and relentless.…
YORUBA: DEFEND WHAT IS YOURS By Lawrence Ibe
- Broadcasters
- March 5, 2026
I am a full blooded Igbo man but I believe the Yoruba’s need to rise up and defend their identity, land, and culture. It’s unfortunate to say this but the…
LUCKY STAR SHINES THROUGH TOLA ADENIYI By Sina Kawonise
- Broadcasters
- March 5, 2026
Tola Adeniyi’s Chapters of Destiny is no sleepy elder’s memoir. It reads like a Nollywood epic scripted by fate—complete with prophecies, cult scares, riots, near-death encounters and delicious mischief. From…
RICHARD AKINNOLA: THE PEN, THE GAVEL, AND THE SOUL OF A NATION BY JUMOKE OWOOLA (CIKDAS)
- Broadcasters
- March 3, 2026
In the sacred architecture of Nigeria’s democratic journey, Richard Akinnola stands as a pillar ensuring the foundation remains unshaken. His life is an enduring dialogue between the ink of a…
THE EXPENSIVES: THE FIRST CONCERT AROUND NIGERIA By Emma Ogosi
- Broadcasters
- March 3, 2026
It was sometime in the middle of 1968, during the civil war years. Despite everything happening in the country, music still brought people together and gave them moments of relief.…
DAVID ABIOYE: A SAINT OF THE USED AND DUMP By Petra Akinti Onyegbule
- Broadcasters
- March 3, 2026
I am not the Pope and therefore not qualified to bestow sainthood. But even the Pope does not canonise the living, yet here I am, with neither authority nor jurisdiction,…
