It was November 2014 in Nigeria. I was instructing in a church located in a city in a South-West state when this beautiful young woman approached me after the session. She was all smiles; beaming […]
Olufemi Ajewole (An ex-President, Road Transport Employers’ Association of Nigeria) On the tanker fire incident on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, I give the government 60 per cent in their management of the situation. Compared to what […]
The House of Representatives on Thursday defended its decision to buy exotic cars for its 360 members at a period the country’s economy is in recession. It said lawmakers must have a means of mobility […]
ABUJA—THE Presidency revealed yesterday that in the last 10 months, the federal government has not paid the salaries and allowances of all former Presidents in the country. They include 91-year-old Alhaji Shehu Shagari; Chief Olusegun […]
So, to the cowards who today luxuriate in the anonymity of the cyber space, against the aforementioned heritage of uncommon sacrifice in pursuit and defense of noble values and honour, how much weight does a […]
The United Nations Rapporteur on Adequate Housing, Leilani Farha, on Thursday demanded an explanation from both the Lagos and Nigerian government over the forced eviction last week of inhabitants of Otodo Gbame, a waterfront slum […]
News footage showing thousands of mostly Latino high schoolers walk out of classes to protest the election of Donald Trump took me back to a very specific date: Nov. 2, 1994. That day, more than […]
Good day, I would like to comment about the article written by Abimbola Adelakun. I have read a few of her articles and I often feel confused about the subjective , insensitive , poorly-researched and […]
SIR: The incessant shipwrecks on the Libya coastline and the thousands of lives that had been lost thus far has become a source of worry not only for the international community, but many Africans who […]
The police have their own rules of engagement. The rules emanate from the laws of the country. The Shiites have a tendency of enraging the security agencies and they are being sponsored. As far as […]
President Muhammadu Buhari has lamented that some Nigerians who had corruptly enriched themselves in the past are currently using the stolen funds to wage war against his administration. He said the situation has made his […]
The BBC World Service is set to broadcast in 11 new languages. Among them are Yoruba, Igbo and Pidgin. Others are Afaan Oromo and Amharic, spoken in Ethiopia; Tigrinya, the main language of Eritrea; Gujarati, […]
The resurgence of the Boko Haram terror group, under the Northern Muslim presidency of Muhammadu Buhari, has shattered all the myths and reveals the various conspiracy theories as mere fallacies that have obscured the true […]
It’s a brave new world—for pizza. For residents of the town of Whangaparaoa in New Zealand, Domino’s pizza is now just a short drone delivery away. The company announced today that it delivered its first […]
THE management of African Newspapers of Nigeria (ANN) Plc, publishers of the Tribune titles, has pledged to continue to build on the strong legacies of Papa Obafemi Awolowo and Mama Hannah Idowu Dideolu Awolowo, by […]
The Federal Government, on Wednesday, expressed its readiness to spend 150 million dollars on rural electrification in the country. The Minster of Power, Works and Housing, Mr Babtunde Fashola, disclosed this in Abuja, at a […]
I read on page 5 of The PUNCH Newspaper of November 14, 2016 about a young man of 29 years who was sentenced to two years’ imprisonment by an Osogbo Magistrate Court on November 14, […]
Penultimate Friday, I woke to the frantic call of a childhood friend of mine. He asked if I could link him up with someone with authority in the police in a South-West state. Now, that […]
A few days ago, the Federal Government announced the establishment of eight new private universities in the country. The new universities are Anchor University, Lagos; Arthur Jarvis University, Cross River State; Clifford University, Abia State; […]
There is a line from a play by Kola Onadipe that I read in primary school, Halima Must Not Die, that returns to me on days like this one. In the play, someone had asked […]
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