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Olusegun Fakoya

Olusegun Fakoya

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

  • The Many Lies of Helen Ukpabio

    by Olusegun Fakoya August 30, 2009
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    Helen Ukpabio has gone to town against those she perceived as her enemies. The struggle to cleanse Nigeria of mischievious superstitious beliefs that have perpetually kept us in darkness and …

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  • A lifetime of Servitude – the story of Judith

    by Olusegun Fakoya August 24, 2009
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    I came across Judith in the aftermath of the publication of “A Child Witch in London”, the story of boy Adam who faced the vicissitudes of life borne out of …

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  • The Many Faces of Helen Ukpabio

    by Olusegun Fakoya August 8, 2009
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    The faces of Helen Ukpabio are many. She is the evangelist, the tormentor of children, the astute business woman, the formidable fighter and the conscienceless brute. Helen Ukpabio is an …

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  • Curtailing the excesses of Evangelist Helen Ukpabio

    by Olusegun Fakoya July 31, 2009
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    Without mincing words, the monster in question is Evangelist Helen Ukpabio, the founder of Liberty Foundation Gospel Ministries, Nigeria. Helen has remained defiant even in the face of national and …

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  • Nigerians are also Dying from Prescription Medications

    by Olusegun Fakoya July 19, 2009
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    Africa is besieged with numerous unexplained deaths. Many could rightly be attributed to the consequences of poverty and dearth of a well organised and non-epileptic healthcare and social infrastructures. The …

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  • Still on Michael Jackson – Death Where Is Thy Fang?

    by Olusegun Fakoya June 28, 2009
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    What is it about death that brings about the sober aspect of human nature? Why does it take the death of another man for us to realise our ephemeral nature?

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  • Why You Are a Nigerian

    by Olusegun Fakoya June 17, 2009
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    Is there any possible rational explanation for the nationality one comes from? Is there any reasoning to the selection of people in a country or even continent? Why was one …

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  • A 'Child Witch' in London

    by Olusegun Fakoya June 8, 2009
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    Perhaps the valiant efforts of Sam Itauma of Child Rights and Rehabilitation Network coupled with the honourable actions of Gary Foxcroft of Stepping Stones Nigeria brought home the stark reality …

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  • Re-Branding Nigeria – A Game of Roulette!

    by Olusegun Fakoya April 5, 2009
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    Mrs Akunyili, do I really care if India has a lot of poverty and is yet more internationally accepted than Nigeria, if my child still remains jobless five years after …

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  • The Street Children of Nigeria

    by Olusegun Fakoya February 8, 2009
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    “I have two sisters that I have not seen in five years, I have smoked Indian hemp like other boys of my age, got beaten by bigger boys, robbed of …

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  • Britain is Freezing!

    by Olusegun Fakoya February 3, 2009
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    Britain is freezing. I waddled through centimetres of ice flakes called snow. A poor African from a sun-bleached background. My consternation is better imagined than described. I raised the alarm, …

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  • Going To Die In Nigeria

    by Olusegun Fakoya December 25, 2008
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    Mrs Chukwu was arrested by the police and immigration officials for working illegally in the UK. It was discovered that Mr and Mrs Chukwu came to the UK on a …

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  • Africa: Child Abuse and Persecution of Children (2)

    by Olusegun Fakoya November 19, 2008
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    The traditional African belief and attitude to children has been successfully fractured by those who have deliberately perverted traditional belief and infused it with a distorted dose of Christianity…

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  • Africa: Child Abuse and Persecution of Children (1)

    by Olusegun Fakoya November 19, 2008
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    The traditional African belief and attitude to children has been successfully fractured by those who have deliberately perverted traditional belief and infused it with a distorted dose of Christianity…

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  • Nigeria: The Health, Economic and Social Menace of Smoking

    by Olusegun Fakoya October 7, 2008
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    From available information, it appears as if the Federal Capital Territory remains the only part of Nigeria conscious of the harmful effects of smoking. The recent prohibition of smoking in …

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  • Nigeria: The Health, Economic and Social Menace of Smoking

    by Olusegun Fakoya October 7, 2008
    by Olusegun Fakoya

    From available information, it appears as if the Federal Capital Territory remains the only part of Nigeria conscious of the harmful effects of smoking. The recent prohibition of smoking in …

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