Banjo Odutola

Banjo Odutola is a solicitor of the Supreme Court, England and Wales and a Lawyer at a Firm of Solicitors in London, England. Follow me on Twitter: @banjoodutola

Obasanjo: The Lord Of The Jungle

In plain language, Obasanjo's moral standing is beginning to be dented. And, to consider that this is the same man, who came from prison to praise and from praise to presidency, one wonders what is going awry...

Hell Hath No Fury Like A T.O.S. Benson Scorned

Publication of a letter to an individual in our national newspapers, oftentimes, offend and serve no purpose...

Charles Taylor – The Guest And His Host

Nigeria must resist not only the symbolism of harbouring Mr. Taylor in exile. As a nation, it is time to show leaders like him that not a single country would grant respite to them. By granting Asylum to the former Liberian President, we are encouraging another Charles Taylor in Africa...

Who is Tafa Balogun?

Mr. Obasanjo, it is now time for this IG to be allowed to go home to Ila Orangun to a nice retirement...

Funke Adedoyin – An Odious Impertinence?

The princess should have done a bit of background checks on the senators that humiliated her publicly. If she could not anticipate her woes, maybe she is not fit for a ministerial position…

Buhari And The Crowing Of The Cock

If Buhari and other protesters fail or are discouraged in their pursuit, the electorate becomes permanently disenfranchised and nothing will stop a repeat at future elections.

Is This The Return of A Prodigal Son?

Yoruba politics can inhabit the center in its own right but that is only if its leaders stop the public exchanges of unpleasantness as characterized in the last four years...

Buhari 2003 – The Confusion Of An Alchemist

The Nigerian politician is self serving and would sell his birthright for a pot of soup. Abiola was betrayed. Buhari should not expect to be treated differently...

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