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Olusegun Fakoya

Olusegun Fakoya

Dr Olusegun Fakoya is a physician, teacher, writer and socio-political commentator residing in the UK.

  • Children of Akwa Ibom State and Governor Godswill Akpabio – A note

    by Olusegun Fakoya September 24, 2010
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    I am immensely disturbed by reports emanating from Akwa Ibom state on the vitriolic action of the state government against the activists of the child witchcraft problem in the state…

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  • Lekki-Epe Expressway Toll Palaver– government versus people

    by Olusegun Fakoya August 20, 2010
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    The raging controversy over the erection and collection of tolls on the yet-to-be completed Lekki-Epe Expressway in Lagos State, Nigeria is a classic example of the consequences of dearth of …

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  • Open letter to Alhaji Sani Yerima

    by Olusegun Fakoya June 7, 2010
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    It is perhaps right to state that the last has not been heard about your unceremonious marriage to a minor and the consequent barrage of public criticism it generated. June …

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  • This Graveyard called Nigeria

    by Olusegun Fakoya April 29, 2010
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    Nigeria has of today turned to a graveyard of sort for her children where life is cheap and meaningless. Life has become a commodity that can be dispensed of at …

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  • Re: Medico-legal and Sociology of Yar’adua’s Illness

    by Olusegun Fakoya April 12, 2010
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    I was at a loss when some professional critics decided to employ negativism in destroying Dr Olayiwola Olaleye’s credibility, simply because the article he penned never met with their amorphous …

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  • Dear Bishop Oyedepo…

    by Olusegun Fakoya April 11, 2010
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    The main purpose of this write-up is to analyse the aim of the purported visit to ailing President Yar’adua by Bishop Oyedepo and some other clerics…

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  • Gospel of Wickedness – The Hypocrisy and Falsehood of Helen Ukpabio – Part 2

    by Olusegun Fakoya April 8, 2010
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    That Helen’s films were approved by the Nigerian Censorship Board did not imply that such films were healthy for public consumption. We are all too aware of the arm-twisting tactics …

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  • Gospel of Wickedness – The Hypocrisy and Falsehood of Helen Ukpabio – Part 1

    by Olusegun Fakoya March 30, 2010
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    The intransigence of Helen Ukpabio seems to have no bounds and I feel compelled to make this submission to further expose the hypocrisy of this woman of little mind…

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  • Nigeria Mass Media – The Fourth Estate of Graft

    by Olusegun Fakoya March 25, 2010
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    The dark clouds hanging over the Nigerian nation have refused to lift. However, nature in its extreme kindness continues to shine light over areas of our national life that symbolise …

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  • Illogicality and Absurdities: An Open letter to Turai Yar’adua

    by Olusegun Fakoya March 1, 2010
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    Your actions and behaviour to date has created the impression that your primary concern is far removed from the physical well being of your spouse. Turai, you are also obviously …

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  • Ending the scourge of poverty in Nigeria

    by Olusegun Fakoya February 1, 2010
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    One is saddened by the current constitutional impasse occasioned by the lingering ill-health of President Yar’adua and the spiralling effects of this on the entrenchment of good governance and the …

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  • Haiti and Nigeria: Case studies in failure of Human Management of natural resources

    by Olusegun Fakoya January 27, 2010
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    Haiti remains a constant site of catastrophe because of its heart-tugging social ills. Poverty remains the chief, also including deforestation, unstable governments, poor building standards and low literacy rates. Or …

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  • Haiti and Nigeria: Case studies in failure of Human Management of natural resources

    by Olusegun Fakoya January 27, 2010
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    Haiti remains a constant site of catastrophe because of its heart-tugging social ills. Poverty remains the chief, also including deforestation, unstable governments, poor building standards and low literacy rates. Or …

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  • This state has failed – And I see rivers of blood

    by Olusegun Fakoya October 1, 2009
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    Nigeria is supposed to be a country in peace, but it has shed more blood than it did in the course of the ill-fated civil war. Nigerians have died from …

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  • The Stuff of Revolutionaries – a tribute to Professor Olusegun Banjo

    by Olusegun Fakoya September 28, 2009
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    Some great revelations came to light in the history of our nation recently. The vibrant arm of the Nigerian media did a great job in bringing to light some hitherto …

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  • Just So That We May Not Forget – Gani Fawehinmi and Child Witchcraft

    by Olusegun Fakoya September 8, 2009
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    Fellow Nigerians, it has been said that it is really not how long but how well a man lived. Let us dedicate ourselves to the memory of the great man …

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