The killing spree in Plateau, the danger ahead
Two major interventions on the disturbances in Plateau state, account for this contribution. One is the lamentation by the governor, Caleb Mutfwang, in which he alleged that the recent killings in his state are genocidal and sponsored. Mutfwang should understand the issues at hand, more than any other person. He Continue Reading
Letter to Alaafin Abimbola Owoade
Ikú Bàbá Yèyé o! I hail thee, ‘omo ikú tí ikú ò gbódò’ pa’—the child of death, whom death must not kill; omo árún tí árún kò gbódò se—the child of pestilence, whom pestilence must not strike. Sàngó, incarnate, it is you I greet! The mighty one who billows fire Continue Reading
Africa: The compelling imperatives of integration, intra-continental Trade
The discussions in this session have been quite enriching. Our profound thanks to the speakers and the panelists for their incisive analysis. These analyses have lent insightful perspectives to the discourse regarding how Africa can leverage the potential in its 1.3 billion population to boost trade and investment. Such a Continue Reading
Africa: The Compelling Imperatives of Integration and Intra-continental Trade
The discussions in this session have been quite enriching. Our profound thanks to the speakers and the panelists for their incisive analysis. These analyses have lent insightful perspectives to the discourse regarding how Africa can leverage the potential in its 1.3 billion population to boost trade and investment. Such a Continue Reading
Adeboye thinks tithe, Oyedepo likes manna
Not long ago, Pastor E.A. Adeboye of The Redeemed Christian Church of God made a comment concerning the payment of one-tenth of income by adherents. Meanwhile, adherents have always been divided over this, with some saying a tithe is necessary while others say it is not. In a video online, Continue Reading