Category: Humanities
My Thoughts on the Death of Rev. David Azzaman
David Azaman was a Christian minister who led ministry in Kaduna. Accounts following his death say that he was bold in his enunciation and defense of the gospel.
Nigerian Bigmanism
The chief problem with Nigerians is that we love the allure of office, while we are not so concerned with using that office to meet given goals
Sean Combs: A Revelation of America’s Sin
The prosecution’s case against Sean Combs is that of human trafficking and kidnapping. The prosecution is seeking to prove to the jury and the courts, that Mr. Combs used his immense wealth and connections to make people do things against...
Boko Haram: Nigeria’s Nemesis
The beginning of Boko Haram must be traced to a young man called Mohammed Yusuf, who at the beginning of this millennium began to teach an unorthodox Islamic doctrine that the white man’s civilisation was “haram” – not permitted by...
Thank God for the Prosperity Gospel
Controversies have always been the driving force in theology. A careful reading of the New Testament will reveal that our Lord Jesus Christ himself did not shy away from controversies. Most of what Jesus taught was either diatribes against a...
Buried Dreams in CVs:
The Silent Genocide of the Educated Unemployed
Buried Dreams in CVs:The Silent Genocide of the Educated Unemployed By Victor Omoshenni WILLIAMS DBA We were told that "education is the key to success" and we believed. Hence, we clung onto our degrees like passports to a better life....
Blaming the Led – The Poju Oyemade Issue by Dr. Adetola
Blaming the Led for the Failures of The Leadership is Always Unfair: The Poju Oyemade issue By: Dr. Motunrayo J. AdetolaIn the past week, a clip from Mr Poju Oyemade's pulpit message titled "Clarity through God's Counsel in Prayer" went...
Dr Victor Omololu Olunloyo: Uncommon Brilliance – Kolade Mosuro
Dr Victor Omololu Olunloyo: Uncommon Brilliance By: Dr Kolade Mosuro On at least two different occasions, the rumour was rife on social media that he was dead. To be falsely deceased, I teased that he, like Alfred Nobel, had had...
Idowu Farai: Tribute to My Teacher
Idowu Farai: Tribute to My Teacher By: Deji Yesufu Prof. Idowu P. Farai died yesterday, 18th April 2025. He was seventy years old and had only recently retired from the services of the University of Ibadan, where he had been...
Mother Earth: Reflections on Life, Death, and Redemption
Mother Earth: Reflections on Life, Death, and Redemption By: Deji Yesufu I am an indigene of Ilesha – Osun State, Nigeria. My great, great, grandfather, Yesufu, was a Muslim cleric that migrated from Ilorin and came to live in Ilesha....