Godfatherism in Nigerian Politics:  Did Akintola Betray Awolowo? By Olusoji AJAO Chief Samuel Ladoke Akintola never betrayed Chief Obafemi Awolowo, Though the defunct Action Group (AG) was the brand child of Awolowo. Akintola was one of the co-founders, that worked with him to build the party. It is also wrong…

Why African Development is Retarded (1): 50 Years after Rodney’s How Europe Underdeveloped Africa Rodney argued that: "...underdevelopment is a paradox. …

The Four Generational Cohorts in Nigeria: An Analysis of the Past, Present and Future! There is an ongoing debate on Social Media as regards situating American generational categories within Nigerian socio-political context. The popularly used American generation categories by some Nigerians are listed below: Baby Boomers: Born between 1946 and…

Òlòtūré, a Netflix Movie Depicts Nigerian Ladies Vulnerability to Human Trafficking. What’s the movie about? Òlòtūré is a crime drama set in Lagos, Nigeria; it is a story of a young, naïve female journalist who goes undercover to expose the shady underworld of human trafficking. It was premiered on Netflix on October, 2nd, 2020. What’s the overall assessment of the movie in terms of its entertainment and human trafficking awareness raising?