Now That Natasha Has Made Akpabio Happy
Now That Natasha Has Made Akpabio Happy by: Festus Adedayo (Published by the Sunday Tribune, March 9, 2025) In South Africa under the presidency of Jacob Zuma, any analysis of government and governance without factoring sex into the mix was...
BUILDING HIS TEMPLE – Thoughts on a Coming Bible Conference
BUILDING HIS TEMPLE – Thoughts on a Coming Bible Conference By: Deji Yesufu Register for the conference here A careful reading of the New Testament will reveal two important things on God in his relationship with the saints: the need...
John Chapter Thirteen: Humility, Holiness, and Betrayal
John Chapter Thirteen: Humility, Holiness, and Betrayal By: Deji Yesufu Chapter thirteen of John's gospel is the second half of the book. In the first half, our Lord Jesus Christ told the Jews that he was God who had come...
My Thoughts on Trump vs. Zelenskyy
My Thoughts on Trump vs. Zelenskyy By: Deji Yesufu In the past few days, our world which is already inundated with too many viral videos, was forced to watch as President Donald Trump of the United States of America lampoons...
Misguided Calvinism
Misguided Calvinism By: Deji Yesufu When a Christian brother died recently, I felt a weight of anger which only Christ could have helped relieve me of. In fact it was that rage that propelled me to take a long trip...
Kemi Badenoch is God’s Anointed
Kemi Badenoch is God's Anointed By: Deji Yesufu On the 6th of March 2025 will be the 116th posthumous birthday of the only Nigerian ever referred to as a sage: Obafemi Awolowo. I have been in touch with the Obafemi...
My Multi-millionaire Uber Driver
My Multi-millionaire Uber Driver By: Charles A. Adeogun-Philips A Life Lesson in Humility Delivered in an Uber. Something quite spectacular happened to me in London yesterday. I needed to buy some household items from a hardware store. Hardware stores are...
Adeola Fayehun and Kemi Badenoch: The Science of Government
Adeola Fayehun and Kemi Badenoch: The Science of Government By: Deji Yesufu Kemi Badenoch has been caught up in the eye of the storm again with Nigerians, particularly those in the diaspora. For some inexplicable reasons, Nigerians in the United...
In Loving Memory of Oluwakayode Solomon Ojewale (1984-2024)
In Loving Memory of Oluwakayode Solomon Ojewale (1984-2024) With hearts heavy with grief, we honor and remember the beautiful soul of our beloved son, brother, father, Oluwakayode Solomon Ojewale, who tragically passed away on July 6, 2024, at age 40....
Sola Abraham Oyelana (1982-2025)
Sola Abraham Oyelana (1982-2025) By: Deji Yesufu A typical working-class Nigerian home is quickly becoming something similar to what is obtained in the Western world. Gone are the days when the man does all the earnings and leaves his wife...