Browsing: Lanre Adewole

Yoruba believe that the one in the ditch is a natural lesson to others, especially those treading the periphery of a perilous precipice. 

A lot of people will argue everything is fair in war and after insecurity, corruption is the biggest war confronting the nation.

Expectedly the Buhari-like move is fragmenting the party in the state, though the leadership is still upbeat about beating Adeleke. 

This was according to information provided by a senior staff of the Tribune newspapers, Lanre Adewole, in the column he authored on Sunday

You ask how I know this. Yoruba will say the ear of the father at home and farm is a whole human. This isn’t even so much of a secret among senior lawyers.

While fighting insecurity could be understandably draining, it won’t and should not be the reason every report from a beleaguered state should be crimson.

Yoruba will taunt such inordinateness as rushing to down hot soup. The Governor Hope Uzodinma “ofe onugbu” came too hot and bitter.