Isbae U: The Power of Cross-Generational Relationships
Discover the power of cross-generational relationships through the unexpected connection between Obasanjo, Charly Boy and Isbae U.
People Don’t Just Hear Leaders—They Become Their Words
This article was originally written on September 19, 2026. During my primary school days, I was taught mostly by Ghanaian teachers. Those were the days when teachers were demi-gods. Anything my teachers told me was right. No one could dispute the words of my teachers—not even my parents. Their...
Behaving Oneself Wisely
Learn how wisdom, humility and professionalism can help you navigate office politics and thrive in the workplace.
MC OPJ, Ogogo and The Rest of Us
Sometimes, the people who entertain us become part of our everyday lives without us realising it.
The Lower You Can Dig, the Higher You Can Rise
The success people see is often built on the years of learning, discipline, sacrifice and preparation that nobody sees.
The Unwritten Rules That Can Make or Break Your Career
It was that year when the ‘small fish’ swallowed the ‘big fish’. The organisation where I worked then had acquired this bigger institution and we were going through integration. As expected, there was a clash of culture. I had sent an email to another staff member from the other organisation, and...
The Likeability Quotient
Discover six practical ways to increase your likeability, build stronger relationships and improve your results in business and professional settings.
Travelogue: Another Day With The Ooni of Ife, Opa Oranmiyan & The House With The Lake
This article was originally written on February 19, 2016. Never have I seen so much love for a traditional ruler in my life. Never! As His Imperial Majesty alighted from his vehicle and entered the Royal Hall within the expansive palace grounds called ‘Ile Oodua’, the crowd surged after him....
Set Out Early: Before Life Teaches You to Play Safe
I was President of the Students Union at the university that year. I set out on a trip together with a few members of my executive team. One person I remember very clearly was my General Secretary, Edward Eddy Vijay Femi Adekunle, popularly known as Eddy Okonta, who is now a Professor of...
Of Nature, Nurture, Geography, Predestination and Other Thoughts
This article was first written on July 22, 2026. I’m presently reading the autobiography of Professor Ayo Banjo, former vice-chancellor of the University of Ibadan, titled Morning by Morning. It’s an excellent read by all standards. I’m just a few chapters into the book but I’ve been reflecting on...