Oliver Wendel Holmes Jnr. is my most revered jurisprudential personage. This sentiment may be founded on a filial judicial heritage or on my experiential understanding – yet a vestige of my filial heritage – that law is not law until it has been interpreted by the courts: a summarized reflection of the Realist School of Jurisprudence.
Corruption Will Fight Back by Johannes Tobi Wojuola
Nigeria’s former EFCC Chairman, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu is renowned for his anti-corruption stance and fight.
A HERO’S VERSE
When I am rested at six foot below,
And in vacuous ambience
Of frozen body,
All change in Nigeria – by Muhammadu Buhari
In 2014, before the election that saw the first change of power in Nigeria by peaceful democratic means in our history,
Buhari, orchestra of “noisemakers” and good music
By Johannes Tobi Wojuola
A prime asset of any leader is a wily use of humour. It is that drop of ecstasy that quells the tension in a room.
YES! The President Can!
By Johannes Tobi Wojuola
The Nigerian Petroleum Sector accounts for over 80% of Nigeria’s revenue, consequently being the largest source of our economic dependence.
Why Buhari needs FOI Act in Battle Against Graft
By Aliyu Abdullahi and Johannes Tobi Wojuola
President Muhammadu Buhari’s clear intention and sincerity of purpose on the “fight against corruption” and “Government Waste” is a common and global knowledge.
A New Sheriff is in Town!
By Femi Adesina
Some call it the Buhari bounce. Others describe it as the Buhari effect. Yet some others say it is the Buhari aura.
Before The Flower Withered
There was a time,
That every time was our time.
When our thoughts were golden
And the worship of a lover’s shrine.
An Expansion of my Speech Today at the Dr. K.M. Waziri Annual Symposium – with this year’s edition on Leadership and Service
A lot of times, I hear my friends – young babes and dudes – say that they do not have the facilities to ascend the challenges that confront them.
