Oyeleye
Dissecting Soludo’s first epistle to Peter Obi
Opinion
November 22, 2022
Dissecting Soludo’s first epistle to Peter Obi
By Olukayode Oyeleye SOMETIMES, early in 2002, if I could still recall the month, I think it was on February.…
A tale of two identically different power mongers
Opinion
June 10, 2022
A tale of two identically different power mongers
By Olukayode Oyeleye Isn’t a tale supposed to be about the past only? But this tale is a hybrid of…
Beyond the crossroads at Òwò
Headlines
June 7, 2022
Beyond the crossroads at Òwò
By Olukayode Oyeleye Stories and documented accounts from elsewhere in the world have proved some things about certain events with…
From Countrymen to Citizens
Opinion
June 5, 2022
From Countrymen to Citizens
By Olukayode Oyeleye Many educated Nigerians in contemporary times do not know if they are truly citizens or mere countrymen…
Wike’s belated and needless regrets and recriminations: any lessons?
Politics
May 30, 2022
Wike’s belated and needless regrets and recriminations: any lessons?
By Olukayode Oyeleye Politicians are not experts but rather a bunch of hopefuls and tacticians who don’t necessarily make good…
Democracy @ 23, Nigerian politicians have learnt nothing
Politics
February 1, 2022
Democracy @ 23, Nigerian politicians have learnt nothing
By Olukayode Oyeleye May 29 will soon be here. But it is certain that Nigerian politicians are yet to find…
I made you; no, you didn’t make me
Opinion
January 23, 2022
I made you; no, you didn’t make me
By Dr Olukayode Oyeleye The trending narrative of one prominent person said to have shot another person into limelight has…
AU parliamentarians scuffle while Africa’s progress lingers
International news
July 26, 2021
AU parliamentarians scuffle while Africa’s progress lingers
By Olukayode OyeleyeMAYHEM was the definition of the discordant meeting of the Pan-African Parliament (PAP) some weeks ago at the…
Tragicomedy of a nation in need of direction
Commercial Law
February 4, 2021
Tragicomedy of a nation in need of direction
By Olukayode Oyeleye Nigeria’s population is rising and, today, it has more than quadrupled the figure at independence over 60…
Economic crises and rising spate of protests
Commercial Law
October 25, 2020
Economic crises and rising spate of protests
By Olukayode Oyeleye NIGERIA, THE LARGEST COUNTRY in Africa by population, has experienced two weeks of unbroken street protests involving…
Protect Nigerians in Diaspora, Preserve our Investments Abroad
Opinion
July 26, 2020
Protect Nigerians in Diaspora, Preserve our Investments Abroad
By Dr. Olukayode Oyeleye A story making rounds in the news in Kenya concerning Nigerians is both a matter of…