Adebayo Lamikanra

The Cuban revolution started with more of a whimper than a bang and was therefore not worthy of being televised. Even if it was, it would have made very poor

Apologies to those who are turning up here today to continue our journey to Cuba. I have decided to return to the Persian Gulf at this time because of the

By Adebayo Lamikanra In late summer of 1997, I was invited to Malmö in Sweden to take part in the annual Malmö Festival of Poetry. By that time the event

With deadly missiles still streaking through the skies above the Middle East and the Strait of Hormuz not yet relieved of its constipation, it is difficult for my mind to

Within the serenity of suburban Ilesa, I find it difficult to imagine the level of chaos which is being visited on millions of people in parts of what we refer

Those of my generation who grew up in Lagos of the sixties are likely to retain memories, however faint of Fynecountry, an urban legend of those far-off days. He was

The first difficulty I encountered in writing this article was settling the decision of picking a title for it. The first title that came into my head was, ‘seven days

It must be stated quite clearly right at the get go that the recently much touted new world order does not exist at this point in time. At best, it

We live in a world that is awash with all kinds of advertisements, all of them coming at us relentlessly from all available media. And that being the case, not

With all the propaganda surrounding the causes and eventually, the outcome of the Second World War, one would think that the United States and Britain were solely responsible for defeating