All posts by Deji Yesufu

Obafemi Awolowo and the Olubadan of Ibadan

Obafemi Awolowo taught us about nationhood... How Ibadan can become a viable state

/ September 26, 2025

Brig. Alabi-Isama, Maitasine, and Boko Haram

Brig. Alabi-Isama, Maitasine, and Boko Haram By: Deji Yesufu A few days ago, the internet reminded us of the life and bravery of Lt. Col. Abu Ali. He was killed on the 4th of November, 2016 by Boko Haram. For...

/ September 24, 2025

Mosab Hassan Yousef – Son of Hamas

Mosab, Son of Hamas, has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize....

/ September 19, 2025

Charlie Kirk: Understanding White Evangelicalism

White evangelicalism has the good, the bad, and the ugly...

/ September 15, 2025

Charlie Kirk and September 11

Today, September 11, reminds the world of a 24-year-old violence with the death of Charlie Kirk...

/ September 11, 2025

Israel is Fighting a Just War

Militant Islam is an issue in our world today...

/ September 9, 2025

John Chapter Nineteen: Crucifying a King

The Apostolic Creed tell us that Jesus was “crucified under Pontious Pilate”. How the creed might have read differently if he had chosen to do the right thing...

/ September 6, 2025

Memo to Young Reformed Men

Memo to Young Reformed Men By: Deji Yesufu The late John MacArthur recalled a story that happened in the early days of his ministry, long before God gave him a name among reformed people worldwide. MacArthur had recognised a few...

/ September 3, 2025

When a Driver Kills His Employer: Socio-Economic Implications of Unemployment in Nigeria

When a Driver Kills His Employer: Socio-Economic Implications of Unemployment in Nigeria By: Deji Yesufu I was visiting a friend in Lagos recently. The plan was for me to meet up with him at home. The estate where he lives...

/ August 22, 2025

Feudalism

Feudalism is a system that operates in a society where human beings are mostly stratified. In a typical feudal community, you will have the nobles born, the middle class, and then the working class...

/ August 19, 2025