Making Informed Choices, Making Better decisions
She walked into my room holding an Ipad mini. Unlike her usual gait, this was a measured walk… Then she asked. Dad! Can I have a word with you? Of […]Read more
Economics
Cultural Humility
The Hare Krishna sect was a religious novelty to me. They were not adherents of the Christian, Islamic or traditional religions to which I was accustomed. As an undergraduate at […]Read more
The Right to Remain Silent
One of the traits I find most interesting about law enforcement in the United States of America is the ‘Miranda rights’ or the ‘Miranda Warning’. ‘The Miranda warning is part […]Read more
Conversation with Youth/ Students in Ondo State
A Conversation with Youths/ Students in Ondo StateRead more
I am Loyal
I have been away from this page for a little over a month. First I took a short vacation to the big apple to fulfill part of my parental obligations […]Read more
A SEASON OF CHANGE
Change! Hmm, please don’t get me started. What change? Is it “change” or “chains”? Is it a change for the better or for worse? Well I don’t have the answers […]Read more
We Must Set Forth At Dawn
I have been doing a lot of borrowing lately. Like the title of this article which was borrowed from Professor Wole Soyinka’s 2007 book of almost the same title, I […]Read more
Who will tend the farm when we are gone?
The scientific theory of evolution describes the different stages of human evolution from Homo erectus to Homo sapiens. The evolutionary theorists recognize that early human evolved in a more Read more
Let Us Not Count Our Slaves
‘Ti a b aka eru inu eru a baje’. (If we count the slaves the slaves would be saddened), is one of the folk tales made popular by J. F. […]Read more
Economy for the common good
Each time we hear news reports of the world going crazy, our minds always go to the usual suspects in Africa, Middle East and South East Asia. Not this time […]Read more