(Published in the Sunday Tribune, January 19, 2025) Governance in the South-West geopolitical zone started in a different way when compared with the general Nigerian standard, either at the pre-independence period or the immediate post independence, especially Read More
The news of the new Alaafin materialized slowly, until the chilling details emerged that the new king was merely ‘appointed’ by the state government and not carefully selected by the majority of the Kingmakers, as Read More
Happy birthday Sir Dr Zacheus Adelabu Adedeji, wishing you more life, more grace and more blessings. You have always stood out as a special being, your intelligence and wisdom has always been outstanding, you attained Read More
The entire Michael Koleosho family has condoled the Okere of Saki, Oba Khalid Olabisi over the death of one of his wives, Olori Waliyat Olabisi. Olori Olabisi had died earlier in week. Mr. Tayo Koleosho, Read More
Exactly on the 16th of January 2024, almost a year ago, there was a massive blast at Adeyi Avenue Old Bodija in Ibadan where explosives stored at a private residence detonated and claimed some souls while Read More
The good people of the pacesetter state should do everything humanly possible to rescue the state from vultures. Our founding fathers would be in a state of sadness with the present situation of the legacies Read More
Around the time I started to brainstorm on my topic for the week, three major issues had dominated much of the digital landscape. One was the media frenzy surrounding the court remand of Ex-Queen Naomi Read More
Thisday magazine and Arise TV’s selection of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu as their Man of the Year is a decision that resonates profoundly with the aspirations of millions of Nigerians and admirers of progressive Read More
Few days ago, I witnessed two ambulances drive out of an event at Adamasingba Stadium, where over 1,000 people had gathered. This happened right at the peak of the event, raising serious questions about how intentional Read More
In Nigeria, it is often said that we fail to plan for anything, and when disaster strikes, we conveniently shift the blame to perceived enemies. The recent tragic incident in Ibadan, where 35 innocent children lost Read More
