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

Segun Osoba The Conqueror

Are there similarities between Osoba and William the Conqueror, the King of England and Duke of Normandy? Is it the reputation of their tenacity or brutality...

Gani Fawehinmi: The Town Crier

Gani is unequipped to govern Nigeria. Why he cannot concentrate his endeavours in the Courts of Law is beyond me...

USA: A Mighty Eagle Without A Conscience?

Once I considered the US as a symbol of freedom and the rule of Law; but no more. I have visited the country on several occasions, so much so that its Immigration Service wonders why I am always there...

An Exhausting Ibrahim Babangida

IBB’s kingdom is firmly rooted amongst Nigerians that participated in the ruin of the nation and those who believe that once their man is returned to Aso Rock, their time would come...

First Ladies: An Unnecessary Evil?

I am mindful that a decent and honourable man never criticises wives of other men...

Our Checkmating Politics

Are we not hypocrites when we denounce Sani Abacha in death and remain mute when we ought to challenge the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives?

The Foreigners Are To Be Blamed

The accusation in the statement attributed to Gana often provides refuge for the illiterates amongst us; the type of people that perpetrated the catastrophic destructions in Kaduna are as guilty as Gana who unknowingly is inciting Nigerians against Foreigners...

“Isioma Daniel Should Be Hanged.”

In as much as many reasonable people in our country accept that the writer may have overstepped the boundaries of his bigotry or recklessness, it ought to be granted that there are rights in our Constitution that empowers Isioma Daniel...

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