My World
Licensed to steal and exploit by government, by Muyiwa Adetiba
Many in my generation grew up reading all of Ian Fleming books. For the information of the younger generation, Ian Fleming was the original creator of James Bond, that handsome,
That blank space needs to be filled, by Muyiwa Adetiba
I attended the book launch of Deolu Folarin, a classmate and longtime friend a couple of weeks ago. Titled ‘An Odyssey of a life marked by grace’, the book was
The Vanguard Grand Reunion…42 years after, by Muyiwa Adetiba
We have this monthly rendezvous in Surulere. Called ‘The Amala Group’, it is a small gathering of largely media veterans and their close friends. It has been a part of
Akara, Kulikuli and Tiktok Warriors, by Muyiwa Adetiba
I recently read an inspiring story in the social media – where else these days. It was about a young man who read Accountancy in the university. And because he
Time we had a retirement age for politicians, by Muyiwa Adetiba
As the heat generated by the presidential contest between incumbent President Joe Biden and Donald Trump, his predecessor was spreading across the globe, I asked an old friend based in
Making your roots proud of you, by Muyiwa Adetiba
All Igbobians – students of Igbobi College – must know about the big fruit tree between the Dining Hall and the Chapel. This tree has been there like forever serving as
50 years on, it’s still ‘what’s 50 years on, it’s still ‘what’s going on?’
CNN did a documentary on one of Marvin Gaye’s iconic songs last weekend – he had three blockbuster songs which transcended age, gender and race. It was the only protest
The growing list of Nigerians who are licensed to kill
By Muyiwa Adetiba I will remember the scene untilI die because scars don’t goaway and this was a scar on thesoul. The soul of a young boy. It wasshortly before
We created this monster. It’s up to us to tame it
By Muyiwa Adetiba Her maiden name was Dayo Akin-Williams. Her friends and many acquaintances called her D-Willie. She was a likable but feisty woman who stood up for causes she
Time to slow down this rising sectionalism
A protester brandishes a banner. By Muyiwa Adetiba The Northerners in my estate on the Lagos Island have not changed their lifestyle to the best of my knowledge. The late
