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Femi Olawole

Femi Olawole

Femi Olawole is resident in Delaware, United States. Security consultant, author, poet and columnist, Olawole is a man of many parts. He considers himself privileged to contribute essays to journals, newspapers and websites around the world. He has also had poems published in anthologies.

  • The Price of Democracy

    by Femi Olawole June 28, 2010
    by Femi Olawole

    For too long, the Nigerian people have been held hostage, taken for a ride and forced by the few rich, powerful minority to pay a huge, back-breaking price to sustain …

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  • It’s Time to Save Nigeria

    by Femi Olawole August 20, 2009
    by Femi Olawole

    In spite of the nation’s vast pool of human resources both at home and abroad, all we could come up with for President was a nice, smooth gentleman who, unfortunately, …

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  • The Green Passport Reality TV Show

    by Femi Olawole September 5, 2007
    by Femi Olawole

    Every Nigerian is a critic.  We love to criticize others for every problem in the world.  We especially love to criticize leadership in every stratum…

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  • Reflections In A Mirror Offer Opportunity For Objectivity

    by Femi Olawole August 11, 2005
    by Femi Olawole

    Without doubt, the present high crime rate in Wilmington is having some adverse effects on the economic and social landscape of an otherwise beautiful city. The city fondly described as …

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  • Getting Practical – Time To Change The Status Quo

    by Femi Olawole August 2, 2005
    by Femi Olawole

    As a people desirous of unity and progress for our nation, we don’t have to be at some elaborate national confab before we learn to confront issues head-on and without …

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  • No To Sovereign National Conference – A Review

    by Femi Olawole July 10, 2005
    by Femi Olawole

    The book, “No to Sovereign National Conference” is, without the slightest iota of doubt, a demonstration of a deep patriotic fervor by Adebayo Adejare.  The book offers some very cogent ingredients …

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  • Celebrating The Nigerian Political Amazons

    by Femi Olawole June 27, 2005
    by Femi Olawole

    The women in Nigerian politics have come a long way.  Theirs has been a very thorny and torturous journey through a very narrow and murky path in the nation’s political …

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  • Pride And Prejudice

    by Femi Olawole June 14, 2005
    by Femi Olawole

    For those in the West, negative projections on Africa serve a very veritable purpose.  In the United States, for instance, the homeless, the hungry and the poverty-stricken members of the …

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  • James Adewale Olawole – A Tribute

    by Femi Olawole January 19, 2005
    by Femi Olawole

    As far as my father was concerned, globalization did not start with business ventures. It did with religions. His thinking therefore was that if people, across the world, could tolerate …

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  • The Real Tragedy In Anambra State

    by Femi Olawole November 21, 2004
    by Femi Olawole

    As far as the Anambra crisis is concerned, even a Nigerian infant can readily point out Chris Uba as the root cause of the crisis. In a State that has …

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  • Food For Thought: A Response to Sonala Olumhense

    by Femi Olawole October 10, 2004
    by Femi Olawole

    One thing that never ceases to amaze me is the gross inability of the most chronically cynical of Nigerian critics to tolerate the slightest form of criticism when, for once, …

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  • The Decline Of A People’s Cultures

    by Femi Olawole October 3, 2004
    by Femi Olawole

    The white missionaries who condemned as idolatry, the practice whereby animals, foods and money were offered as sacrifice, now turned around to request for the same items… They however branded …

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  • Where Is The Placenta?

    by Femi Olawole September 19, 2004
    by Femi Olawole

    Foluke was alone in the family’s sparsely furnished parlor this afternoon. This was the day the doctor had projected for the expulsion of the fetus in line with the injection …

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  • Grave Choices Before Youngsters

    by Femi Olawole September 17, 2004
    by Femi Olawole

    In America where an individual must be licensed to perform the most basic of chores, parenting is hardly paid any attention…

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  • Recycled Olympians

    by Femi Olawole September 6, 2004
    by Femi Olawole

    There is just no way our sports administrators can ever convince anyone that there are no sprinters in our nation who are younger and faster than the likes of Mary …

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  • The Nigerian Image Project

    by Femi Olawole August 1, 2004
    by Femi Olawole

    Do we all have to meet personally with every one of our public officials to believe that they mean well for the nation?

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