Posted on December 2, 2018
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In a recent article, l wrote about how the Nigerian women in Nollywood have misrepresented the African woman. This article is a follow up to it. The African Woman On Social Media, Where Is Your Dignity? By Adeola Aderounmu In a recent article, l… Continue Reading “The African Woman On Social Media: Where Is Your Dignity?”
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Category: Africa, African entertainment, Children and women, Entertainment, Ethics and Law, Family, History, Media, Nigeria, Tradition and culture, TravelTags: african, black, blackandproud, blackisbeautiful, culture, dignity, hairstyle, Nigeria, pride, proud, wigs, woman, Women
Posted on September 28, 2018
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Nigeria is yet at another crossroad and it is fundamental to state that those who contributed to the problems in Nigeria are never going to be a part of the solution. The solutions to Nigeria’s problems are a multifaceted approach The hope that came… Continue Reading “2019: Why So Many Criminals Want To Rule Nigeria”
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Category: Abuja, APC, Election, Election matters, Elections, Ethics and Law, Nigeria, PDPTags: APC = PDP, Nigeria, Useless political parties, Useless politics
Posted on October 11, 2015
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By Wole Soyinka TEXT of Professor WOLE SOYINKA’S ADDRESS to the NIGERIAN MEDIA on the “CENTRE FOR BLACK CULTURE AND INTERNATIONAL UNDERSTANDING,” Oshogbo, on September 1, 2015 at Freedom Park, Broad Street, LAGOS. CBCIU: for CULTURE? Or ‘PENKELEMES’? Gentlemen of the Press, One way… Continue Reading “CBCIU: for CULTURE? Or ‘PENKELEMES’?”
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Category: Abuja, Corruption, Ethics and Law, Nigeria, Tradition and cultureTags: CBCIU, Centre For Black Culture, Nigeria, Oshogbo, Osogbo, Osun State, Oyinlola, UNESCO, Wale Adeniran, Wole Soyinka
