Posts in category: #EiEChronicles

[By ‘Yemi Adamolekun ] I came here scared; I cannot tell you I came confidently I came scared of my life, but I came because I want

[By Abiodun Komolafe ] Fellow Nigerians, if reports emanating from the grapevine are anything to go by, then, interesting times beckon in 2022. Barring any unforeseen circumstances,

[By Nelson Olanipekun ] Six years ago, I was in the police station to respond to a distress call made by our client to the chambers

[By Kenneth Uttih and ‘Boye Shoroye ] Reflecting on the recent building collapse on Gerard Road, Ikoyi, Lagos, Nigeria– a highbrow area reserved for the

[By Patrick James] The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), in the 2019 Poverty and Inequality in Nigeria Report, stated that two out of every five

[By Chukwumerije Okereke] The UN’s COP26, where critical decisions that will shape the future of climate governance will be made, is currently ongoing in Glasgow.

[By Feyi Fawehinmi] As they say about London buses — you wait 3 years for a TWOTS and then all of a sudden, 2 come

[By Rinu Oduala] Last year, I was a stubborn, fervent, young woman with a heart full of hope, ready to fight regardless of the consequences.

[By Adeolu Adekola] “True patriotism hates injustice in its own land more than anywhere else.” – Clarence Darrow According to the Cambridge English Dictionary, a

[By ‘Ibrahim Faruk] From October 8th 2020, Nigerian youths staged a series of nationwide peaceful protests for 12 days – in an affirmation of young

[By ‘Yemi Adamolekun] Hopeless, powerless, voiceless, helpless – an adaptation of a phrase my dear friend and sister, Aisha Yesufu, uses often to describe how

[By Rotimi Fawole] After 6 years of the Buhari regime, two things amongst several others are clear. First, the President and his ministers are relics