By Wale Ojo-Lanre Look at his face! What can you make of it? Yes. His name is Dr Tope Aladetuyi, a native of Ado-Ekiti and one of the medical doctors at the Federal Medical Centre, Ido-Ekiti, Ado-Ekiti Annex. Look at him again. Don’t mind that innocent face. He looks harmless, doesn’t he? Gentle? Calm? Or […]
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By Wale Ojo Lanre I asked a simple question. There is no crime in asking questions. There is no harm in curiosity. So why the anger? Why the squeezed faces? Why the sudden defensiveness? You are not the Ooni. So why are you offended on his behalf? I ask again—calmly, deliberately: Why is the Ooni […]
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By Wale Ojo-Lanre Yes… He has gone. Tragedy? A pity? A calamity beyond redress? Yes — but who are we to fight God? For Almighty God, the Owner of the universe, the One Who moulds kings from clay, the One Who crowns from heaven, the One Who enthrones without asking Ife elders for permission, the […]
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By Wale Ojo-Lanre Yes, the same Asiwaju of Ikere. Yes, Chief Wole Olanipekun SAN, CON — the colossus of the Nigerian legal profession. One of the greatest lawyers Nigeria has ever produced. That slender, jelly-like young man who sharpened his legal teeth under Akanbi Oniyangi & Partners on Ibrahim Taiwo Road, Ilorin, has now grown […]
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