Clement Olasoji Adagunodo! Gone just like that! Erin wo, ajanaku sun bi oke! This is by no means a death of mourning (oku ofo), because it hurts too deeply; it hurts me to the bone marrow. None of us here can say that
Other things being equal, by this afternoon, the Apex court will draw the curtain on the legal tussle over the July 16, 2022. governorship election in Osun. But before then, there are 10 fundamental issues to note: Issue One, contrary to the position
Mutatis mutandis, politics is not the same as repudiating the ethics of public administration. To say that the executive governor of a state has the right or power to stop the payment of workers’ salary – what they earn legitimately – is, to
This is to commemorate the sixth anniversary of the glorious transition of a citizen of the world, His Excellency, Senator Isiaka Adetunji Adeleke, a man of many firsts. The first executive governor of Osun state, the first Asiwaju of Edeland, the first Chancellor
My knowledge of distinguished Senator and Governor of Osun state, Ademola Jackson Nurudeen Adeleke, was greatly influenced by his family’s antecedents of detribalized social service, entrepreneurship, political sagacity and commitment to humanity. I make bold to say that the attributes highlighted are generational
My attention has been drawn to a reckless and immature attempt to drag the Spokesperson of Governor Ademola Ademola, Mallam Olawale Rasheed, into innocent questions posed to the media aide of former Governor Gboyega Oyetola, Mr. Ismail Omipidan, by a civil group, Osun Democrats
I am a member of His Excellency, Adegboyega Oyetola’s media team. We don’t shy away from intellectual discourse because our engagements are usually fact-driven. We don’t hide behind a finger like Mallam Olawale Rasheed, who out of sheer intellectual indolence engages a party
I was astonished to have read a statement in form of a letter from one Diran Odeyemi, who did not disclose his current designation in a political contraption in Osun State under the umbrella of the People’s Democratic Party, PDP, citing many unacceptable
Your Excellency, I was compelled to write this open letter to you after getting to know that you would be proceeding to the Supreme Court sequel to the Court of Appeal judgment that upheld the election victory of Senator Ademola Adeleke . Before
Last Monday, the litigants in the Osun governorship tussle appeared before the three-man Appeal panel, in Abuja, led by Justice M.L. Shuaibu. But for the magnanimity of the panel, the counsels for all the parties would have lost the opportunity to give the
