Tag: Dele Momodu
25 Years of Ovation International (Part 2) By Dele Momodu
Last week, I skipped this second part of my serialisation of the events that have shaped the existence of Ovation Magazine since it was...
The Truth My Fulani Friends Must Accept By Dele Momodu
“Everything that has a beginning must have an end.
As they say on the street:
“E fit take time, but one day, one day, Monkey go...
25 Years Ago, Ovation International Was Born In London By Dele...
Fellow Africans, I feel so emotional today, please, indulge me as I take you through the trajectory that gave birth to what is now...
Pendulum: President Buhari & His Prodigal Men By Dele Momodu
Fellow Nigerians, here I go again with my lamentations over the reckless mismanagement of our very scarce resources by the Buhari administration. Many of...
Why President Buhari May Be A Blessing In Disguise By Dele...
Fellow Nigerians, I’m sure, just like me, you’ve been wondering what could be driving the Federal Government of Nigeria towards pushing the country into...
Good Night Chief Mrs Stella Shola Alex-Duduyemi By Dele Momodu
This life. I was tremendously busy in Port Harcourt this week when the news came in, like a thief in the night, in the...
Dele Momodu To Yoruba Monarchs: Stop Paying Frivolous Visits To Governors
Popular media mogul and businessman, Basorun Dele Momodu has strongly admonished Yoruba monarchs to stop paying frivolous visits to the different Governors’ offices and...
Buhari And The Failure Of Style And Strategy By Dele Momodu
“God forbid. A P what? I am with Sunday Igboho, any Southern politician contesting without an amendment of the Constitution is a traitor and...
The Truth Northern Nigerian Leaders Must Accept By Dele Momodu
Fellow Nigerians, please permit me to start today by giving a summary of how I see the current spate of insecurity in Nigeria. Any...
Pendulum: Trust Me, Something Fishy Is Going On By Dele Momodu
Fellow Nigerians let me start by saying that I hate conspiracy theories generally. The reason is simple. They are like superstitions. They are not...
