Kings and Imams in Yorubaland,- By Lasisi Olagunju

Beyond its outer casing of spirituality, the post of Imam in Yorubaland potentially guarantees prestige, power…

Tinubu’s ‘taste’ gerontocracy

By Lasisi Olagunju The University of Ibadan is 75 years old. Chief Bisi Akande celebrated his…

Homeless kids invade South West,- By Lasisi Olagunju

“A large percentage of them are from Niger Republic, Mali, and Chad.” The six South-West states…

Kano’s midnight kingdom,- By Lasisi Olagunju

Today, those whose ancestors snatched Kano are fighting each other over the city and their spoils.…

Kneeling for Imams of northern Nigeria- By Lasisi Olagunju

*Photo: Lasisi Olagunju * A minister suffered severe abuse and reprimand from the elites of the…

Lasisi Olagunju, A Few Words From Malam

By Malam Hassan Sani Indabawa *Photo: Lasisi Olagunju * This week’s column, ‘Monday Lines’, of Monday,…

Taxing hunger in Iregba, – By Lasisi Olagunju

I do not believe that the president of any country will deliberately wreck everything. Their problem…

For Yoruba Muslims and Pentecostals, – By Lasisi Olagunju

The audience at the 1903 (third year) lecture of the Royal African Society in London listened…

Flying gods, lying prophets and power bandits, – By Lasisi Olagunju

In May, 1891, James Richard Jewett of Brown University, Providence, United States, presented a paper on…

Murder and vengeance in Okuama,- By Lasisi Olagunju

I have a very senior police officer friend whose nickname is Ambush. On the front of…