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

Mohammadu Buhari: An Inscrutable Leader

This newly tinkered Buhari is an abomination to the old one and quite frankly, I do not like it. Give me the Old Buhari, who once made me very proud to be a Nigerian and I will vote feet and limbs for him...

The Senate: A World Of Dog Eat Dog

In politics, you ensure you finish your enemies completely in a manner that they will never attack you. Anyim has failed so far. The next dog to be devoured may well be the Senate president...

Obasanjo: The Voices Of Men And God

Now that sane men have weighed the continued existence of Obasanjo’s presidency and advised it is abandoned in 2003, he seeks the company of insane men. Call it politics without principles…

Queen’s College And Civil Responsibility

Is Queen’s College trying to make a statement of its uniqueness or is there a grand plan to annihilate the excellence she imparts?

Mohammed Abacha: A Malapropos Tragedy?

Let us for once be candid, Mohammed Abacha has available to him the wealth of our nation, money that could have been used for our Schools, Hospitals, Roads, Children…

Independence Speech: The Oracle Speaks Not

This is not the time to preach hope. Why hope, when what you are hoping for is here in Nigeria? Hope feeds no one. The people are hungry. The people are afraid of their own shadows...

Orji Kalu and Bank of Industry: Old Wines In New Skins

In Nigeria, we intimidate each other by the extent of our network. It is a question of who hobnobs with you and how far reaching your influence can attract the people that matter.

Pius Anyim: The Symbol Of Our Politics

Pius Anyim is a contradiction that makes our politics the infamy for the electorate.

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