There is a silent war brewing in Lagos State. It is the war of filth. Last week, the state government announced the resumption of the monthly environmental sanitation exercise programme which was suspended about a decade ago.
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TWO great musicians of the Yoruba extraction, Yusuff Olatunji and Ayinla Omowura — lords of Sákárà and Àpàlà, two generes of Yoruba traditional music — sang of the boundless power of money in resolving life’s knots.
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The book, Understanding Afénifére: A Historical Journey through the Yoruba Leadership Organisation will, at first, appear to be an unrewarding excursion into a staid, unadventurous recent past of the Yoruba people. A read will resituate it as a clinical reading of the journey which, walking with Nigeria, the people of western Nigeria made into becoming
