Category: Culture

The ideas, customs and social behaviour of people. The manifestation of human intellectual achievements

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Tinubu’s State of Emergency & the Necessity of Adjudication

Ayokunle Adeleye Leave a comment
Tinubu’s State of Emergency & the Necessity of Adjudication It was Tuesday, March 18, when the waters of Rivers State political tides came to a head as President Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR suspended the Governor, his Deputy, and the entire House of Assembly in a national broadcast pending publication in the Official Gazette of the Federation and ratification by the National Assembly. In his broadcast,… Read more
A more contextual analysis of the situation indicates that the Lagos State Government's intervention was a pragmatic and lawful response to a complex situation.

Rejoinder to Dele Farotimi – Original Sin

Adeola Adebowale Leave a comment
The article “Dele Farotimi – Original Sin” presents a critique of the Lagos State Government’s handling of the Osapa London land dispute, invoking the concept of original sin to frame its argument. However, this approach is sensational and unwarranted. The concept of original sin is a complex theological idea that deals with the fundamental nature of humanity, morality and sin. Applying it to a legal… Read more
Olokun (Olorun Okun - master of the ocean) is the great spirit of the ocean and wealth.

Olokun’s Legacy – Salt, Trade, and the Tides of Humanity

Adeola Adebowale Leave a comment
Olokun (Olorun Okun – master of the ocean) is the great spirit of the ocean and wealth. It is the parent of Aje (trade). It rules over all water bodies. Olokun is the mighty deity that rules over the realm of salt and sea. Olokun’s power is believed to be woven into the fabric of the universe. Ifá narratives recount that Olokun’s fate is intertwined… Read more
The Arab-Moorish control of the Iberian Peninsula laid the foundation for cultural and intellectual exchange that shaped our world today

A global world – Arab Moorish influence to European Imperialism

Adeola Adebowale Leave a comment
Globalization, in its modern sense, refers to the increasing interconnectedness and interdependence of countries, cultures, and economies worldwide. This phenomenon is often traced back to the 15th century with the Age of Exploration, when European powers began to expand their influence across continents through trade, colonization, and military conquests. However, the roots of globalization can be traced back further, specifically to the 8th century, when… Read more