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Life before Google: How did we survive?
Once upon a time, not in a fairy tale, but in real life before smartphones became our second hearts and Wi-Fi was as important as oxygen, there was a world where information didn’t live in […]
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How relevant or otherwise is sanctity of history in Yoruba Obaship institution under contemporary government?
Being a paper presented by Chief Tunde Busari at the Second Zonal Assembly of the Network of Kings from Osun Countryside holding at the SeeBee Hotel, Iwo, Osun State on June 19, 2025. Introduction Permit […]
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The role of eid in promoting interfaith dialogue
Eid Mubarak, celebrated by millions around the world, marks significant events in the Islamic calendar, such as Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha. These celebrations are not only a time for joy and family gatherings but […]
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Where are the Awoists?
Growing up in a politically conscious household, I heard many stories about the late Chief Obafemi Awolowo. Though I was born in 1976, long after his most defining political battles, his towering presence loomed over […]
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Professor Aderinto: A historian who eats amala like research methodology
Some people pass through life quietly, leaving behind little more than a name. Others leave legacies chiseled into the stones of history with intellect, vision, and an unshakable sense of purpose. These are the pathfinders, […]
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Addressing gender-based violence in Nigeria and Africa
Gender-based violence (GBV) in Nigeria and across Africa is more than a headline—it is a storm raging in the hearts and homes of millions. Like a snake in the grass, it slithers quietly, often undetected […]