*Why I allowed Aondoakaa to take up the job of briefing on Yar‘Adua’s healthWritten by Femi Falana Monday, 22 February 2010 12:59
Introduction: I thank the entire staff and students of the Faculty of Law, Adekunle Ajasin University for inviting me to be the Guest Speaker at the 10th Anniversary Lecture of the Faculty. I am indebted to the Dean, Professor Yemi Akinseye- George for the indulgence to address this distinguished audience on Appraising the Role of the Legal Profession in creating an ideal Democratic Society. In view of the controversy surrounding the resolution of the National Assembly which made the Vice President the Acting President I intend to address the intervention of lawyers in the resolution of the programmed constitutional confusion that we are currently witnessing in the country.
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When you strip Nigeria of all its borrowed and illusive attires, what will be left is a wretched half-child-half-man nation on the verge of implosion. Nigerians and the rest of the world are beginning to ask themselves serious questions in the wake of a Nigerian man’s attempt at bombing an American airline over Detroit on Christmas day.
Few days after the amnesty report indicted the Nigeria Police of extra judicial killings and brutality, a journalist with TheNEWS Magazine; DESMOND UTOMWEN was brutally assaulted by a combined team of staff of Guaranty Trust Bank, GTB and Police guards assigned to the bank. In this interview, Utomwen, who is a senior correspondent in the Abuja Bureau office, narrates his ordeal 
Being the text of the Obafemi Awolowo University Distinguished Alumni Lecture Delivered by Femi Falana at the Oduduwa Hall, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife, Osun State on Monday, December 7, 2009
Pulpit Radical-When one looks at the life of Pastor Tunde Bakare of the Lagos-based Latter Rain Assembly, one cannot but conclude that he carries a burden of history in the dialectics of Christianity in Nigeria. This is because at every stage of development in history, whereby changes occur as a result of contradictions in the status quo, certain individuals were the agents of such revolution. And Christianity is not an exception. Immediately Jesus Christ left the scene, his disciples carried the gospel to the nooks and crannies of the then known world.
