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2 months ago | 
ng.headtopics.com | Femi Adesina |Osmund Agbo |Owei Lakemfa |Toyin Falola
📆 01/02/2025 01:10:00 International Relations News NIGERIA, UNITED STATES, DONALD TRUMP📆 01/02/2025 01:10:00📰 NigeriaNewsdesk⏱ Reading Time:9 sec. here7 min. at publisher📊 Quality Score:News: 24%Publisher: 63%The Nigerian government has expressed its eagerness to maintain a strong partnership with the United States under President Donald Trump's leadership.
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Jan 15, 2025 | 
theculturenewspaper.com | Toyin Falola
It is an open secret that I was close to the late Alaafin Lamidi Adeyemi III. He was fond of reading my essays and books. He put them to use to validate some of his decisions. He sent some of his writings to me for comments. I discussed a project on the creation of an Oyo Museum with him. I was the keynote speaker when he turned 80, and I suggested Alaafinology as an academic discipline. There were moments when he had critical challenges about the governor to support for election or reelection.
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Jan 14, 2025 | 
htsyndication.com | Kingsley Moghalu |Toyin Falola
Posted On: 2025-01-15 Posted By: Toyin Falola Health & Lifestyle Education Cities International Premium Times Nigeria, Jan. 15 -- Across every African culture, there is a central belief system that human destiny is preternaturally designed, and I found compelling a presupposition that comes with this understanding.
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Jan 14, 2025 | 
premiumtimesng.com | Kingsley Moghalu |Toyin Falola
Across every African culture, there is a central belief system that human destiny is preternaturally designed, and I found compelling a presupposition that comes with this understanding. Whether destiny is genuine or otherwise is left in the confines of holders of spiritual traditions to debate or determine. But here, I am particularly interested in the underlying assumptions accompanying the acceptance that there is destiny.
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Jan 14, 2025 | 
tribuneonlineng.com | Toyin Falola
It is an open secret that I was close to the late Alaafin Lamidi Adeyemi III. He was fond of reading my essays and books. He put them to use to validate some of his decisions. He sent some of his writings to me for comments. I discussed a project on the creation of an Oyo Museum with him. I was the keynote speaker when he turned 80, and I suggested Alaafinology as an academic discipline. There were moments when he had critical challenges about the governor to support for election or reelection.
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Jan 9, 2025 | 
tribuneonlineng.com | Toyin Falola
Across every African culture, there is a central belief system that human destiny is preternaturally designed, and I found compelling a presupposition that comes with this understanding. Whether destiny is genuine or otherwise is left in the confines of holders of spiritual traditions to debate or determine. But here, I am particularly interested in the underlying assumptions accompanying the acceptance that there is destiny.
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Jan 7, 2025 | 
premiumtimesng.com | Toyin Falola |Ololade Bamidele
8 December, 2024: Professor Nuhu Yaqub was with us in Abuja, in the company of great minds — Jibrin Ibrahim, Yakubu Ochefu, Chris Ogbogbo, Aisha Maikudi, Chido Onumah, Tunji Olaopa, Paul and Paula Edeh, Adagio, Okello Oculi, John Odah, and many more. We did a mini-seminar on Jibrin Ibrahim. I invited Nuhu Yaqub to speak, and he gave a great speech, starting with his introduction to Marxism. Days after, we spoke twice on the phone.
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Jan 5, 2025 | 
tribuneonlineng.com | Toyin Falola
I bring you greetings from Lagos. As a street slogan collector, I have many new ones, but my favourite so far is: We listen, We don’t judge!Over the years, human communities have significantly transformed in many aspects to suit the times and the needs of their people. We have seen various nuances come up and go based on events, storylines and others seeking to pass a message or, in some cases, just for fun.
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Dec 9, 2024 | 
thenewsnigeria.com.ng | Toyin Falola
Monday, December 9, 2024 8:18 am
By Toyin FalolaOn December 9, 2024, friends and families will gather in Ondo to witness the installation of Professor Femi Mimiko as the Jomulaja by the Osemawe, the Paramount Ruler of Ondo Kingdom, His Royal Majesty, Oba (Dr.) Victor Adesimbo Kiladajo, MB.ChB. CFR. Mrs Bosede Mimiko will also be honored on the same day as the Yeye Jomulaja in a double package of glory.
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Dec 6, 2024 | 
theelephant.info | Toyin Falola
For many Africans, the epic story of Donald Trump did not start with his victory at the polls on 5 November 2024. It started with his profane characterisation of Africa as replete with “shithole countries”, a statement that drew ire from across the continent. The undiplomatic nature of that comment notwithstanding, it would appear that Trumpist conservatism managed to find its way into the hearts of Africans wary of Harris-inspired wokeism. And this is by no means recent.
