Tayo's Files

The whole story of many big names and their sexual deviance tells us two things. As Geoffrey Chaucer asked rhetorically, "who is so foolish as a man in love?" The 2nd point is that our leaders are not bigger than the people they govern. That, sex and power intermingle is not ununusual. Women used it to prostrate men. Men deploy it to conquer women. If it is true in the alleged Obj case, who used it? Did one use it to get contracts, or did the other use it for animal satisfaction? But, if the story of Gbenga Obasanjo ( son of former president Olusegun Obasanjo) is true, it would have happened to a man who cannot be described as a hero. In that case, Obj’s narrative would have been a double jeopardy and double tragedy. As Einstein once said, "imagination is more important than knowledge." But, it is even more fascinating when the public thinks of the act as deviant; an old man in sexual lockdown with his son’s wife, or a man moaning with a minor or underage, or a pres...