Category: Humanities
David Oyedepo, A Pastor and a Sack Letter
David Oyedepo, A Pastor and a Sack Letter By: Deji Yesufu A few days ago I sat down with a brother and for a few hours we reasoned into a theological point of view. At some point the discussion bordered...
Meeting O. A. Adedokun After My Report on His Road Safety Command Had Gone Viral
Meeting O. A. Adedokun After My Report on His Road Safety Command Had Gone Viral by: Deji Yesufu I had just returned from work and was trying to get some rest from the day's labor, when my mobile phone rang....
Dear BOLT Driver
Dear BOLT Driver By: Deji Yesufu Yesterday will be the third time I would be employing your services and it is already clear to me where your deficiencies are. I am writing this public letter to you with the hope...
How Agbowo Became a Den of Theives
How Agbowo Became a Den of Theives by: Matthew Shotola Agbowo, a neighborhood located directly across the University of Ibadan, now teeming with a colossal number of residents, has become the den of larcenists and butcherers of innocent souls. Agbowo...
Will You Marry Me?
Will You Marry Me? (Thoughts on the Dwindling Culture of Marriage and Commitment) By: Deji Yesufu Omobolanle Adeyemo is a Facebook celebrity of sort who uses her wall to bring much benefit to people – particularly Nigerians. Having lived in...
The Israeli/Palestinian Conflict: A Perspective
The Israeli/Palestinian Conflict: A Perspective by: Deji Yesufu It has been a few weeks now that Isreali/Palestinian conflict begun. There has been constant tension in this region of the Middle East since 1948 when the nation of Israel was carved...
Thank You Gov’ Seyi Makinde
Thank You Gov' Seyi Makinde By: Deji Yesufu This morning I received a call from an unknown number. The lady at the other end said she was calling from a “Seyi Makinde Call Center”. She wanted to know if there...
My Experience with Two Technicians in Ibadan
My Experience with Two Technicians in Ibadan By: Deji Yesufu After years of blaming government for how things have turned out in Nigeria, in recent times I have begun to look more closely at what we fellow Nigerians are doing...
We Will Never Forget…
We Will Never ForgetA Facebook acquaintance reminded me that yesterday made it six months unarmed protesters, mostly young Nigerians, were gunned down at the Lekki Toll Gate "allegedly" by men of the Nigerian police and the Army. With the death...
Casual Sex and Moral Boundaries
Casual Sex and Moral Boundaries This year will be my twelfth year in marriage. A few months after we were married my pastor’s wife remarked that she was really pleased at the fact that many young people she had counseled...