By Festus Adedayo Trinidad and Tobago-born British writer of works of fiction and nonfiction in English,…
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Why Tinubu must never be Nigeria’s president
By Festus Adedayo So I was at the Alausa Governor’s Office in Lagos. Accessing the governor…
Circumstantial evidence says it’s murder, sir!
(A factionalized – fact and fiction – account of murder in a hotel) Festus…
Lagos collapsed building: That this house may not fall
By Festus Adedayo Many atimes, Providence speaks to human beings in anecdotes. Unfortunately, man is…
OPINION – Bawa, FFK, Shehu: Of slump, slum and somersault
By Festus Adedayo Last Thursday, when the Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes…
Buhari: How not to fail
By Festus Adedayo President Muhammadu Buhari made one of the most down-to-earth statements of…
Is Babangida also a master satirist?
By Festus Adedayo In 1964, the Nigerian Tribune’s editorial comment, entitled Where do we go…
Abba Kyari: Who, what shot the Sheriff?
By Festus Adedayo In the Preface to my book entitled Ayinla Omowura: Life and…
Bewitching Chidinma and this Water Bottle generation
By Dr Festus Adedayo Chidinma Ojukwu is beautiful, enchanting and voluptuous. No wonder predominant comments…
Gumi and the Nigerian state
By Festus Adedayo Sheik Ahmad Gumi, self-styled go-between of Nigeria and her enemies was last…
Nigeria Customs’ Gestapo Rice Raid
By Festus Adedayo In a Nigeria where the abnormal and the skewed are fast becoming the…
Crimson as colour of Mrs. Tinubu’s wolf and sheep allegory
By Festus Adedayo Did Itsekiri, Delta State-born Senator representing Lagos in Nigeria’s National Assembly, Mrs. Oluremi…