By Aare Afe Babalola, “Every time we learn of someone’s passing, regardless of age, it serves as a reminder of how fleeting life is. We lose more than just body…
Category: Opinion
FUOYE SPORTS: A LEGACY IN THE MAKING THROUGH PROFESSOR ABAYOMI FASINA
FUOYE’s Rise in University Sports Professor Abayomi Fasina assumed office as the Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) on 11 February 2021. Since taking on this role, he has…
Tinubu Celebrates Ex- gov Kayode Fayemi @60
My relationship with Dr Kayode Fayemi dates back to our time together in the pro-democracy movement in the 90s when we mounted local and international campaigns against military dictatorship.…
The BAO Impact Series No. 11: OYEBANJI’S FINANCIAL FIDELITY AND ZERO BORROWING CONSOLIDATE GOVERNANCE IN EKITI
BY ODUNAYO OGUNMOLA Ekiti State Governor, Mr Biodun Oyebanji, has proved to the people of the state and indeed other Nigerians that he is a good manager of resources…
The Face of the Man projecting Nigeria as a Medical Tourism Destination
In the 1960s and 70s, Nigeria stood as the beacon of medical tourism in Africa, drawing dignitaries and royals from across the globe. The Saudi Arabian royal family, alongside elites…
DELE FAROTIMI’S PAMPHLET AND THE ASSUMPTIVE MANIPULATION OF THE PUBLIC
By Wahab B. M and Olugbemi-Gabriel O. (2025) Assumption destroys like an atomic bomb and when the capacity of assumption is assessed from a security point of view, it…
DELE FAROTIMI’S ARREST AND THE “ACTIVISTS” WAR ON AFE BABALOLA
By: Dr. Kehinde Abiola Few days before Dele Farotimi, a lawyer, activist and politician, (a chieftain of Labor Party) was arrested, charged to court and detained on the order of…
Olaopa’s Views On Babalola and Farotimi
By Larry Carlson and Sheila Brooks Distinguished Professor Tunji Olaopa’s article captioned “Babalola and Farotimi: Justice, Just Society and the Nigerian state”, as published by The Punch Newspaper on Monday,…
KPEROGI ON FUOYE: AN ABUSE OF POETIC LICENSE BY AN OVERZEALOUS WRITER
By Temi Ogunsanya (Independent Observer) As an independent observer of the controversy involving a female student and one Dr. Anthony Agbegbedia, it is essential to address the sensationalism that underpins…
Oriyomi and Naomi’s case of murder ! Duty of Care Negligence and Vicarious Liability
Wale Ojo-Lanre This is a deeply unfortunate situation that calls for careful and compassionate handling. While I deeply empathize with Oriyomi—a remarkable individual—and mourn the loss of the deceased, it…