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Nigeria at 63

Nigeria at 63: The Slumbering African Giant and the Paradox of Burna Boy

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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church and court

On Suing Your Pastor

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 …

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All Eyes on the Judiciary

All Eyes on the Judiciary: The Burden of the Freedom of Expression

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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