Shola Adebowale

Adebowale is a writer, columnist, researcher, and blogger.

The Circle of the Cross of Crucifixion

I have taken time to consider, understudy, and understand more critically Leonardo Da Vinci’s Vitruvian Man, a masterpiece of the age of Renaissance. And I...

Unholy Alliance: Corruption, Power, and the Erosion of Trust in Nigeria’s Justice System

The allegations made by Dele Farotimi against Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) Afe Babalola have sparked intense debate about justice, fairness, and the integrity...

The Hazards of Assad’s Fall

The Fall of Assad can best be described as a perfect storm of Internal and External Pressures from global power players! Therefore, after over a...

Ghana’s Democratic Beacon: Mahama’s Victory and the Maturity of a Nation

Ghana’s recent presidential election has sent a powerful message to the rest of Africa and the world: that democracy can thrive even in the...

Boko Haram: A Nation Under the Grip of Deception (2)

The pattern of attacks is no longer confined to the North-Eastern state of Borno, it has spread to the North West and there had been unsuccessful attempt to spread South ward...

Boko Haram: A Nation Under the Grip of Deception

The country's perennial domestic disorder is due largely to destructive instinct which has continued to be synonymous with the abject and seething cauldrons of poverty of the largest population of the people of Nigeria...

In Memory of my Dear Childhood

Humanity is gradually losing the essence of life, a growing global village gradually being swallowed up in an endless ocean of uncertainty, suspicion and apprehension...

Laurent Gbagbo, a Stray Scapegoat in the Den of Lions

This piece is not an attempt to hold forte for Laurent Gbagbo of Ivory Coast, nor to malign him either, but rather to bring to the attention of the world some salient international treachery against African leaders and in so many instances against third world countries...

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