Category: Profile
Ezekiel Oladele Adeoti: The Career and Scholarship of a Nigerian Historian
By S. Ademola Ajayi Professor of History University of Ibadan Ibadan, Nigeria. Introductory Remarks The practice of professional historians, like other academics...
President Tinubu at 72: Leadership in challenging times
By Tunde Rahman Today is President Bola Tinubu’s 72nd birthday. Instead of rolling out the drums to celebrate the day, the President directed there should be no...
Campus ago as LASU sends forth two of it’s Icons ,honour others
Caption: Group photograph of Senior academic staff of the Department at the occassion Thursday March 28 was a Special day for many in the Lagos state University,Ojo. For...
Campus agog as LASU send forth two of it’s Icons,honour others
Caption: Group photograph of Senior academic staff of Department of History with the Two retiring Icons-Prof. Adeoti and Faseke Thursday March 28 was a Special...
My Diary: From Primary to Tertiary (PART 6)
Caption:Dapo Thomas BY DAPO THOMAS Everybody was proud of my brother, Mark Owhin. Almost six months in the same school, Salvation Army Primary school, there was...
My Diary: From Primary to Tertiary,Here is my Diary(Part 5)
Dapo Thomas When a teacher tells you to wait for him in the staff room after committing an offence, you should just go into a silent prayer session or...
NLC members storm LP secretariat, demands Abure’s sack
Protesters from the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) have stormed the secretariat of the Labour Party,LP, to protest the party’s national convention planned for...
My Diary:From Primary to Tertiary (PART 4)
By Dapo Thomas Finally, Alfa Ligali admitted that my problems transcended gbere (incisions). That was the most sensible decision to take. Having designed...
My Diary From Primary to Tertiary(Part Three)
Dapo Thomas Kolawole Aladetoun was a brilliant boy. His father was the first Vicar of the famous Bishop Adelakun Howells Memorial Church, Hogan Bassey Crescent,...
My Diary:From Primary to Secondary (Part 11)
BY Dapo Thomas Two years after enjoying the magnanimity of what the school authorities called “PROMOTED ON-TRIAL”, I never cared to find out what it...
