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Tam Fiofori and his Jamaican gals
•His last interview with Taiwo ObeTam Fiofori, who passed away on Tuesday, 25 June 2024, at 82, will miss this. Jamaica’s fiery sprints squad at the upcoming Olympics Games in Paris…
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Zinno Orara… When a philosopher-artist departs
Our dad dedicated his life to the arts, since graduating top of his class in 1988, holding his debut exhibition at Didi Museum in Lagos in 1991, and staging hundreds of shows at…
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Tam Fiofori: Tribute to a pioneering visionary storyteller
Tam Fiofori's legacy is one of brilliance, innovation, and an unyielding spirit. He not only chronicled history but also inspired a new generation of filmmakers and photographers to…
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Rev. Engr. Jonathan Osemedua Odega: A tribute
He was incredibly empathetic and dedicated to his employees, going above and beyond to make sure the business did everything in its means to make them feel at ease during a time when…
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Banjo’s departing boon
Ladipo Ayodele Banjo... former Vice Chancellor of the University of Ibadan, eminent emeritus professor of English, and much more besides was one of the sustaining totems of our…
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Sr Agnes Mary Hassan: A tribute
No doubt, her life was well lived - a life of purpose. Her dedication to the Almighty was evident in every gesture, every prayer, every act of kindness. She embodied love, compassion,…
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In Constant Pursuit of Distinction: A Tribute
To those who excel, their admirers never want them to quit the scene. Tiger Woods dominated the golf world and opened opportunities for those outside the mainstream to engage in…
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Femi Esho… the ‘Evergreen Music’ man exits
He will be remembered as one who gave so much of himself to see to the "immortality" of the musical works of Nigerian Highlife, Juju, Sakara, Apala, Afrobeat and a crop of other…
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A tribute to Bàbá Onípákó: The man who made everything happen
Bàbá Onípákó made everything happen because, without him, I wouldn’t have had any education much less become a professor and do whatever that I’m presently doing. He made everything…
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Ayo Banjo belongs in the Hall of Fame
Banjo was a man with deep intellect, and compassion, and a dignified presence. He did the right things and never sought the approval or validation of anyone or special interest...…
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