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Bobrisky, Jesus And The Tax Collector
By Festus Adedayo
In the 19th century and even before, Bobriskys were lynched like common criminals. Their sin was their considered unusual sexuality. Until then,...
When Pharmacies Sell Death For A Penny By Festus Adedayo
By Festus Adedayo
Irish poet and one of the foremost figures of 20th-century literature, William Butler Yeats, aptly put it in his famous The Second...
Yoruba Kings As Kidnappers’ Supper By Festus Adedayo
By Festus Adedayo
The porcupine is a large rodent that is clothed with a thick coat of sharp quills, spines. The spines protect it from...
As Fubara Presses The Nuclear Button By Festus Adedayo
By Festus Adedayo
If Nyesom Wike had read the character portrait of the Ijaw man as sketched by Dr. Percy Amoury Talbot, an early 20th...
Tinubu And Frank Kokori: A Reporter Remembers
By Festus Adedayo
It was 25 years ago; Saturday, October 10, 1998 to be precise. We were all inside the living room of the Yaba,...