King of Darkness, Kábíyèsi Olókùnkùn, By Lasisi Olagunju

Our power minister, Adebayo Adelabu, is now mocked as the King of Darkness—Kábíyèsi Olókùnkùn. I laugh at his traducers. They are crowning the wrong monarch. The true emperor of darkness sits higher. For more than three years, the president has wandered luxuriantly through the bush of politics while abandoning the hard road of policy that […]

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Touching moment actress Tonto Dikeh’s son, Andre and his father, Olakunle, reunited after years apart (Video)

A rather touching video circulating online has shown the emotional reunion of Tonto Dikeh’s son, King Andre, with his father, Olakunle. The clip has stirred reactions across social media, with many describing it as a moment of healing, grace, and restoration. Sharing the video, Tonto reflected on how time may pass, but what God ordains […]

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Ooni: The public displays of a king (II), By Tunde Odesola

Once upon a time, before money displaced Ifa in the Land of Oduduwa, decency was the crest on the Yoruba crown. This was before government’s filthy hands slowly opened the palace gate, grabbed the glittering crown and tore off the crest. So, the crown, crest-broken, tumbled into the mud, crestfallen. Étiquette is not strange to […]

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