By Taiwo Abiodun-Oni Today, social media platforms in Nigeria and South Africa have been abuzz with a heated debate, as Nigerian artist Smada appears to have mirrored the tune and style of his song from “Hamba Wena,” originally performed by South African artists Boohle and Deep London. This development has sparked a lively discussion around …
By Taiwo Abiodun-Oni A few days back, a scene unfolded in Nigeria that painted a vivid picture of our changing ethos. A tanker, its belly full of fuel, lay toppled on its side, victims of its accident gasping for life’s breath. Yet, instead of hands reaching out to pull the wounded from the wreckage, many …
By Taiwo Abiodun-Oni Nigeria at 63: The Slumbering African Giant and the Paradox of Burna Boy As Nigeria commemorates its 63rd year of independence, the country remains emblematic of a paradox that resonates throughout the African continent. With vast resources, teeming youth, and cultural dynamism, Nigeria stands as the self-proclaimed “Giant of Africa.” Yet, despite …
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By Taiwo Abiodun-Oni In the hallowed echoes of our past, there’s a cautionary saying that rings through the ages: Dead men tell no tales. Yet, in the wake of grief and shock, tales are spun, narratives are formed, and judgments are passed, often without a pause, a moment’s reflection, or a quest for the whole …
By Taiwo Abiodun-Oni Is the altar so sacred that its mounters cannot be sued? After a sabbatical of almost two years from the echoing chambers of worship, I, once again, found myself ensconced within the church’s embrace. Yet, as serenity intertwined with spiritual communion, my mind, ever the analyst, ruminated over the legal tendrils wrapped …
By Taiwo Abiodun-Oni In a world teeming with voices longing to be heard, freedom of expression stands as an unwavering cornerstone of democratic societies. The recent removal of the ‘All eyes on the Judiciary’ billboard in Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory sends ripples through our understanding of this foundational right. These billboards, a stark testament to …
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By Taiwo Abiodun-Oni The socio-political crisis and recent coup in Niger Republic have led to a nuanced interplay of interests, not only within Niger but also within the larger ECOWAS community, the West, and Russia. The democratically elected President, President Bazoum, was a western ally, playing a vital role in the fight against militant Islamists …
Once upon a time, in the heart of the Giant of Africa – Nigeria, there was a widely popular, yet peculiar, belief. Many considered this belief as steadfast as the imposing Zuma Rock, as though it was an ancient rite handed down from generation to generation. It is the belief that the next of kin …
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FIELD RESEARCHERS (LEGAL) Job Title: Field Researcher (Field) Reports To: Project Manager Duration: (3-4 months). Location: Lagos Job Description: An organization is seeking experienced Field Researchers to join our team for the a book project. As a Field Researcher, your role will be to gather primary data from various sources such as the field, courts, …
By Abiodun-Oni Taiwo The past year has painted an unflattering portrait of a society wavering under the weight of matriarchal structures. Esteemed football icons like Neymar, C.Ronaldo, Mason Greenwood, and Benjamin Mendy have been ensnared in the viscous web of false accusations, enduring a relentless onslaught of psychological torment and financial hemorrhage. Even though their …
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