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  By Promise Adiele I met Olusegun Obasanjo for the first time in his Abeokuta home in 2017. I had gone to interview him with Prof. Hope E...

  By   Promise Adiele Olu Olagoke’s timeless play The Incorruptible Judge  is a profound literary piece. It penetrates the Nigerian social...

  By Promise Adiele A new strand of neurosis seems to pervade Nigeria’s political sphere compelling victims to embrace bipolar conditions ...

  By Promise Adiele For the sake of peace in Nigeria, let us unanimously agree that the Obidient Movement is a fascist group. (Make peace ...

  By Promise Adiele   I greet you, sir. I crouch and genuflect before your domineering presence – the irrepressible man of letters, the fi...

  By Promise Adiele This is not a critical dissection of the recently concluded presidential election in Nigeria, an exercise globally acc...

  By Promise Adiele Is destiny real? Can it be changed? Call it fate or predestination – destiny bulks bigger in the heuristic realm where...

  By Promise Adiele  Isidore Okpewho’s novel The Victims conveys all the soul-wrenching, tragic trappings of conquered people under the sco...

  By Promise Adiele Nigeria’s god of literature, Wole Soyinka, needs no elaborate introduction. His evident literary flourishes underscore...

  By Promise Adiele Overwhelming excitement. Sheer euphoria mixed with anger. Ecstatic frenzy sustained by passionate commitment. That is ...

  By Promise Adiele In Ola Rotimi’s The Gods Are Not To Blame , as King Odewale informs his wife Ojuola that he caught Aderopo red-handed ...

  By Promise Adiele Today, I am possessed by the spirit of exposure. Without let or hindrance, resistance or disputation, I surrender to t...

  By Promise Adiele   Femi Osofisan’s play Morountodun derives its historical substratum from the Agbekoya uprising of 1969 in the Weste...

By   Promise Adiele Isidore Okpewho’s novel, The Last Duty illustrates the grim demand for sex in exchange for money and sundry items of ...

By   Promise Adiele A first glance at the title of Alexander Pope’s poem The Rape of the Lock immediately rouses the sensibilities to his...

By Promise Adiele This  is not a treatise on campaign or a call for votes towards 2019. I am sure those who identify me as an unrelenting...