(Published by the Sunday Tribune, June 28, 2026) The Defence Headquarters in Abuja was quick to announce that there were no terrorist cells in the South-West following the May 15 kidnap incident in Oriire Local Government Area of Read More
We initially chose not to engage with the conveners of the hastily assembled “Ibadan North Stakeholders Forum.” However, in the interest of historical accuracy and political integrity, we have decided to issue this clarification. It Read More
Issued by the Desk of David Alani Ige (The Scribe)On behalf of the Advocacy for Òkè-Ògùn Zone Advancement, Elders, Traditional, Spiritual, and Political Leaders, and all the good people of ÒkèRead More
Recently, the Governor of Oyo State, Seyi Makinde, said at an event that he was waiting for the Federal Government to approve the creation of state police. This happened days after the abduction of teachers Read More
Oyo State, our historic Pacesetter, has always occupied a distinct and revered position in the socio-political architecture of Nigeria. It is a terrain where political awareness is uniquely sophisticated, and where the electorate evaluates leadership Read More
There are moments when development conversations stop sounding like routine government engagements and begin to reflect something more deliberate and structural. The recent rail strategy co-creation sessions organised by the South West Development Commission (SWDC) Read More
Today I celebrate not just years, but impact. My brother, friend, colleague and political associate, *Chief Sunday Dare, Agba-Akin of Ogbomosho land turns 60 today. SD! From the newsroom to international callings, to the boardroom, Read More
In the book of Genesis, Rebekah, desiring Jacob to receive Isaac’s blessing, disguised him with goatskins so his hands would feel hairy like Esau’s. Isaac, blind and old, famously declared, “The voice is Read More
The leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Orelope Local Government Area of Oyo State hereby categorically refutes and dismisses the misleading claims circulating in certain media reports alleging that no primary election was Read More
“Ojo lo pe, ipade kii jina.” This Yoruba proverb, like many others that aptly describe various situations, actions, or occurrences, is profoundly deep. It simply means, in Yoruba parlance, “It is only time that takes Read More
