Each disaster has a way of exposing and making fun of our vulnerability especially in those critical areas of life that we ought to take serious as a people.
Browsing: Semiu Okanlawon
He said Oyetola, by his action, has not only thrown away his reelection through the window, but has also “killed” the APC in the state
The grave was decorated with very attractive, velvets. And so they went for the elephant with singing and dancing.
It is often said that when the Nigerian Police wants to work, burst crimes, they do with speed and precision. Abba Kyari has come to symbolise and epitomize that rare confidence and doggedness in crime bursting. He is the hero, the myth that is drafted into most knotty cases from Gusau to Enugu, Ibadan to Uyo, Zaria to Aba, Ogoja to Nguru.
“When are we going to raise population control to the level of a national discourse?” was the poser I posted on the social media. In the responses that followed, I saw anger. I saw frustrations. I saw sentiments. I saw despair. I saw desperation and I saw determination.
Perhaps, disturbed by the manner in which Nigerians received that news with the possible backlash of an immediate loss of patronage, the management hurriedly embarked on a PR redo in what they expected to be a better packaging of the information.
And why did Obasanjo spell out the full names (or pseudonyms) of the bulky “businessman” turned politician? I am certain that till his death, not many Nigerians indeed knew which name indeed was authentic in relation to this personality.
I just threw back his question at him: “What happened to him?” Then, I answered him: “Nothing happened to him.”
Of course, it could not have been the lunch that kept us glued to the table for so long in company with many other eminent political figures, strategists and associates, many of them who had been part of Akande’s life for about four decades.
For those genuinely concerned about real development in this part of the world, how governments (or should I say administrations) pass on development from one hand to another should be a major subject of interests.
Special Adviser to former Governor Rauf Aregbesola, Semiu Okanlawon, has described the former Governor as a miracle worker.
Upcoming political office aspirants in Africa will do well in their aspirations if they engage the services of political consultants in the various aspects of their engagements.
A former Special Adviser for Information and Strategy under the administration of ex-Governor Rauf Aregbesola of Osun State, Semiu Okanlawon, has said gross indiscipline in schools is capable of turning states’ huge investments in education into colossal wastes.
It is not unlikely that within the academic community as well, some budding researchers in stylistics, writings, communications, dramatic arts and other related knowledge fields may have been making his works subjects of their dissertations. Such are some of the additions that fame can bring.
This appeal was made on Friday by a former Special Adviser in the administration of former Governor Rauf Aregbesola of Osun State, Semiu Okanlawon
The determination of the people of Osun State to protect themselves against attempted incursions is critical to all other efforts being put in place to stave off criminality in the state.
A former Special Adviser in the administration of former Governor Rauf Aregbesola of Osun State, Semiu Okanlawon, has advised former President Olusegun Obasanjo to be wary of references that could take down his integrity and totally cast him in bad light in the estimation of right-thinking Nigerians.
Former American President Barrack Obama’s valedictory speech remains one of the greatest in the annal of political speech-making. I lifted the lines below from that speech finding them significantly relevant to this piece.
Adams, who paid a courtesy call on the candidate of the All Progressives Congress in Osun State in the September 22 governorship election, Alhaji Gboyega Oyetola, said all political parties and candidates participating in the election must see peace at the end of the exercise as a major condition.
By his outlandish claims and ill-chosen diction, I doubt if anyone was taken aback few days ago when the former Aviation Minister released his diatribe against President Muhammadu Buhari, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Governor Rauf Aregbesola, all in his struggle to castigate the Oluwo of Iwo, Oba AbdulRashid Adewale Akanbi.