“kehinde adesina”

To enter the UK legally, you need a visa, if you are a national, of a country listed, as a visa national country. The rules are very strict, your application, must be correct in all aspects, and, you must meet, specific requirements, which vary, according to the type of visa, that is being applied f... More

What, is my life's purpose, and destiny? If you've ever asked, yourself this question, you've probably also asked God, the same question. God has created us, in His beautiful, image, to do, great exploits, yet oftentimes, we find, ourselves, feeling inadequate and useless in this, journey we call li... More

A wealthy person contributes massively to all of these. The wealthy have more money to spend which promotes circulation of money. They can donate to a worthy cause which extends far beyond their own physical or mental abilities; they can invest in businesses which provide jobs for the populace which... More

The story of Molara, a mother of three sets of twins. Molara is faced with bringing up her children in a traditional society where women are solely responsible for the family, and where additionally, her husband is unemployed and an alcoholic. Kehinde Ayoola is a linguist and teacher of English. The... More

This book is the first major attempt by Africa's own scholarly and research community to explore the meaning of NEPAD (New Partnership for Africa's Development) and its potential for moving beyond mere political rhetoric to real policies. Key questions are raised around NEPAD's consistency with the ... More

This study provides history and analysis of constitution making in Nigeria. It demonstrates that the history can be divided into periods of non-participation, and then gradual participation of Nigerians in the making of their constitution. It analyses the procedure for the making of the 1999 Constit... More