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Lakunle Jaiyesimi

Lakunle Jaiyesimi

'Lakunle Jaiyesimi is a Pharmacist from the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria. He is a poet and dramatist. He is the creative consultant to Eniolu Creations, a multimedia outfit involved in numerous artistic productions, located in Lagos.

  • Libya: sand and storm

    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi March 23, 2011
    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi

    If I must die, I won’t die alone; I die with many children and their mothers, pregnant with babies who never yet had a voice. I die with the aspirations …

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  • Re: Four blunders Obasanjo committed in office – Fani-Kayode

    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi March 22, 2011
    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi

    In an article published in The Nation of Saturday, the 19th of March, 2011 with the above title, Yusuf Alli presented us with what one will aptly call the misinformed …

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  • Preppies and Pikins: Between Hope and Despair

    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi March 7, 2011
    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi

    Reports from bystanders at the recently concluded voter-registration exercise around the country have confirmed that the much-touted sanity in our electoral process is yet a mirage…

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  • The Anti-Viral Therapy And The Nigerian Edifice

    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi August 16, 2010
    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi

    With regards to a Computer being corrupted by Viruses, an active observer – even a passive onlooker- notices the similitude of a Corrupted Computer and a Corrupted Nigeria!

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  • Racism Redefined: The Rest Of America Is Darkness, But For The History Of Africa

    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi November 5, 2008
    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi

    Today, we are here recording the Rebirth of pride; the Rebirth of a lost civilization; the Rebirth of superiority of Africans, even after many years of being deliberately shrouded in …

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  • Princes And Princesses On The Streets

    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi August 7, 2008
    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi

    The season we are in is very much still appropriate to redeem the glory-past; except of course if we are content and would desire an extreme madhouse…

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  • Cavalcades Of Gunners In Mauritania

    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi August 7, 2008
    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi

    How justified is decrying a coup against a President that heads an executive Council, which only marks time; waiting for the appropriate time to be conferred with a vote of …

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  • Dying In Public

    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi July 12, 2008
    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi

    I hereby make public the news of the private death of a private man, who discovered the cure to AIDS; in the hope that when I discover an added cure …

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  • Who sings to Mothers of the Damilola Taylors of the World?

    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi May 28, 2008
    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi

    Who sings the songs of consolation to millions of unknown mothers whose Children are plucked off the face of the earth, who slump and die daily…

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  • Sores Of A Nation

    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi November 26, 2007
    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi

    At the moment of this writing, my brain throbs to fish out names of heroes, young and old, dead or alive, but what comes readily to me is an endless …

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  • World Ablaze

    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi August 27, 2007
    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi

    What is most surprising and should form the crux of this piece is that those who profess the Christian faith with a puff of the chest, were the direct culprits …

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  • I Loved You…And Contacted The Virus

    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi May 10, 2007
    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi

    I plunder national resources. I embellish the treachery of my people with a well-trimmed moustache and cute face, fluent English, and a command of aristocracy. And I alter societal thinking …

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  • Lunch At The Sungbo Eredo

    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi May 5, 2007
    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi

    I have been hoping for a flourishing period, a better tomorrow. However, this is fast becoming a mirage, a tint in the sky…. I hope for a time when we all shall …

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  • In Those Days…

    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi January 16, 2007
    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi

    In those days, when an undergraduate walked the streets, everybody rallied round him; the elders thronged him for the ever-involving intellectual debates and news about the latest discoveries, while the …

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  • When No One Spoke Against Rape

    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi September 1, 2006
    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi

    Nobody cared to stop and ask what was amiss. She was being raped! Everybody kept up their pace; it was nobody’s home; she was nobody’s daughter; and it was nobody’s …

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