The gods are to blame, by Clem Oluwole This piece is not intended to be a rejoinder to Ola Rotimi’s play entitled, “The Gods Are Not To Blame”. In fact, there is no correlation whatsoever between the complexion of the drama and what will unfold before your eyes in this write-up. While Ola Rotimi’s 72-page play, first published in 1971, is an adaptation of Sophocles’ Oedipus Rex from where the Oedipus Complex sprang up, this piece is anchored on the survival of humanity in Nigeria regarded as the world’s poverty headquarters....