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

April Elections – Welcome Happy Mornings

Listen to the presidential aspirants; all their speeches are littered with God's name. Since the Almighty Father is a consensus candidate, let Him take over our presidency...

Who is Howard Jeter Kidding?

Let the US Ambassador know that in Nigeria, we may be backward, but we are educated enough to know the truth of an aggression when we see one...

Political Killings – So, Who Is Next?

How did we descend to this abyss, where our politicians are intolerant of each other and would not allow a superior argument or candidate to win?

ICPC 2000 Repeal – A Peculiar Senate?

Our Senate is representative of us and in berating it, we need to take a closer look at ourselves as a people...

General Gowon and A Paternity Test

Did Jack have a sexual relationship with Edith Ike-Okongwu? Is Musa Gowon his son?

Wada Nas And The Price Of Loyalty

Buhari ought to consign Wada Nas to the backroom. If the Mallam could not be trusted in the matters of the State vs. Mohammed Abacha, he is an electioneering liability...

The Ikemba Nnewi: Leadership Redefined

It would be morally unjustifiable for the electorate to elect the Ikemba as the next president of Nigeria, a nation he fought against in a Civil War...

Obasanjo: A Namby-Pamby Appeal

Obasanjo is a president that is incapable of understanding basic fundamentals of problem solving. He portrays an impression of a traveller who cares less about the compass needed for his journey…

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