Dr Sulaiman Olanrewaju was the group business editor at The Nigerian Tribune before he was appointed as the media aide to Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State. He is an experienced and a reputable journalist Read More
It’s another special day for the Ibadan born industrialist and philanthropist, Chief (Engr.) Jubril Dotun Sanusi (JDS). His well wishers who are in multitudes will be jostling to wish him their heartfelt prayers having Read More
I read the article, ‘In Oyo, Makinde’s Leadership Trumps Governance’, written by Pastor Sulaimon Olanrewaju – Chief Press Secretary to Oyo state governor – to defend and speak for the plan by Gov. Seyi Makinde to Read More
The South-West Caucus of the All Progressives Congress has declared its readiness and intent to flush out both Osun and Oyo states from the firm grips of the People’s Democratic Party as the next Read More
To many Nigerians, politics is a delicate game to play. But to few, it’s a delightful game to engage in provided one is ready to play it with open heart and unclenched fists. Since Read More
Take a look at the various political intrigues and dramas in Kogi and Rivers states. In Kogi, for instance, there is Usman Ahmed Ododo, whose absolute loyalty to his godfather, Yahaya Bello, continues to shield Read More
Ibadan Circular Road is yet another gain, filling the gap in infrastructural deficit in a country where such deficit is in gross imbalance to the population pressure and needs. Hardly do administrators consider such infrastructures Read More
His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Dear Mr. President, I hope this letter finds you in good health and high spirits. I write as a concerned citizen of Read More
(Published by the Sunday Tribune, September 29, 2024) A blight that critics hold against newspaper column writers is that sometimes, our shots go off tangent, disenabling us from achieving precision. In the process, they claim, we mis-profile Read More
We woke up this morning to gleeful sharing of report by Daily Trust of fuel price per litre in Libya which stands at $0.032 or ₦52 per liter by some malevolent Nigerians. In Africa today, only four Read More
