Awoism and the promises of Pax Yayiana: converting rebellion to partnership
By Kunle Somorin In Ogun politics, succession is rarely a tea party. It is often a storm. It arrives with bruised egos, fractured caucuses, old loyalties, late-night betrayals and the familiar thunder of men who mistake personal ambition for historical entitlement. The state has seen enough of this theatre:Continue Reading














