By Toyin Falola I am glad to accept the invitation of the Ibadan Descendant Union, the Dallas Branch, celebrating its 25th anniversary on September 23rd, 2023....
By Toyin Falola Numerous people have graced the academic system but not many made indelible marks while in service. It is not the case that those...
By Toyin Falola On September 29 and 30, 2023, some of the most prominent names in the field of African literature will present papers at the...
Òṣèlú (1) By Toyin Falola Attempting to translate many African words into English wastes time, as in the silly translation...
Prof. Toyin Falola’s new book, Sabelo Ndlovu-Gatsheni And African Decolonial Studies, is divided into 11 chapters: Chapter 1: Introduction: Sabelo Ndlovu-Gatsheni’s Decolonization Vision for the World...
By Toyin Falola France ruined Haiti, the first black country to become independent in 1804. France is on the course to ruining all its former African...
By Toyin Falola Nigeria is a country of meddlers. Joy is derived from intruding. The busybodies are happy. If you tell your Pastor, the snooper, something...
By Toyin Falola Samson, the sun-child, is a biblical character with rich moral, spiritual and ideological meanings. Around Samson, the champion, is an interesting story of...
By Toyin Falola It is a deserving recognition and praise to Professor Abdullahi Ibrahim Musa, the Vice Chancellor of Kaduna State University, who had the courage...
By Toyin Falola August 28, 2023. Delta Air, Flight 54. 10.45 PM, Lagos to Atlanta. The flight took off. I had not slept for two days...