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Our fathers were called boys during the apartheid period —Darkey
Mr. Darkey Africa is the Consul-General, South Africa Commission in Nigeria. He spoke with SEGUN KASALI on his struggles and activism during the apartheid period in South Africa.
How was growing up, amidst the apartheid struggle in South…
My father’s sudden death made me sit up —Ogbe
Omawumi Ogbe, managing partner at GLG Communications and the editor-in-chief of a lifestyle magazine, GLAZIA, shares the story of her rise to the top with SEGUN KASALI.
What is the story behind your name?
It is an Itsekiri…
What Babangida said to me before June 12 crisis —Odele
Babatunde Odele is a two-term chairman of Mushin and Ijaiye Local Government Areas under Sir Michael Otedola and Asiwaju Bola Tinubu respectively. Popularly known as PawPaw, Odele who now leads Salem Evangelical Church of Christ spoke to…
Despite being a graduate, I did menial jobs to survive in UK —Aina
Olusola Aina is a banker and top computer programmer in the United Kingdom. He spoke with SEGUN KASALI on his struggles for survival there after relocating from Nigeria.
Your father died when you were just eight years old.…
LACOED prepared me for life’s challenges —Agoro
Honourable Tajudeen Agoro is the 21st president of Eko Club, former member of the Lagos State House of Assembly and Lagos State coordinator, National Poverty Eradication Programme (NAPEP). He told SUBAIR MOHAMMED, the story of his life.…
I found purpose through my autistic son —Komolafe
Foluso Adebayo Komolafe is a member of Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Founder of Autism Treatment Support Initiative and TADE Autism Centre. She told SEGUN KASALI how her autistic son gave her a purpose in life, among other…
Day I wowed MKO Abiola as a child prodigy —Awala
Bemigho Awala is a specialist in communications. Awala who is Storywoxs54’s Chief Story Teller tells
SEGUN KASALI about his life.
Looking back at your life what experience would you have loved to handle differently?
They say…
How I got my nicknames —Rafsanjani
Auwal Ibrahim Musa is the Executive Director of Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC), Head,
Transparency International (Nigeria) and Chairman, Amnesty International (Nigeria) Board of Trustees. SEGUN KASALI spoke with him…
The most dangerous surgery I did was on a woman with 256 fibroid lumps —Olowojebutu
Benjamin Oluwatosin Adesuwa Olowojebutu is a medical doctor and chairman of the University of Lagos Alumni Association, Lagos Chapter. He shares the story of his life with SEGUN KASALI.
You look tough and decisive; have you…
Meeting Ooni of Ife in a banking hall changed my life forever —Bankole
Kehinde Alex Bankole, a well-known executive in the oil and gas industry and real estate developer is the Managing Director of KAB Construction. SEGUN KASALI spoke with him on the story of his life.
People always assume you…