Similar Posts
Another sixth: In honour the woman who dug Me out of me
By: Basil Jide Fadipe Medical Surgeon, Teacher, Social Commentator Justin Fadipe Centre Commonwealth of Dominica West Indies fadipeb@cwdom.dm Last night I stumbled on the article below; “Women are being left out of Africa’s stories. I want to change that” – Eliza Anyangwe – (https://gu.com/p/4t3ye/sbl). If I had wanted all along to write about Ebun…
To be, or not to be; that is the question.
If you were to die today, what next, and where would you end up? Do you have a soul, or are you entirely explained by your physical appearance? What does it mean to die? Is there reincarnation, or resurrection? Does it all end here, on this planet; this earth The Book of Life says it…
Until Africa is respected, no black can enjoy respect
Prof. Basil Jide Fadipe Medical Surgeon, Teacher, Social Commentator To be black, no matter how straight or nuanced the story behind the blackness, is also in the end more to be viewed as African….. for good or bad. And though blacks dispersed around the world no longer represent a homogenous group, ….courtesy history and accidents…
The Five-Year Rule
Line in the Sand Gani The Porter Down and out in Korea/Japan Challenging Indifference and Apathy The picture below is of a fourteen (14) year old car. Now, to look at it, you may be hard pressed to tell. It has been well kept by a succession of owners and driven in a way…
Of Justice and Justices
On occasions like this, I sorely miss my departed and dear brother, attorney Kunle Fadipe; he would have treated me to something close or equal to a forensic analysis of the circumstances: either that or some well argued but laughable cynicism of the system. He would have walked me from the roots, point me along…