For too long, the story of Nigerian universities has been told almost entirely in the language of decline. The familiar themes are difficult to dispute: chronic underfunding, decaying infrastructure, prolonged strikes, unstable academic calendars, brain […]
The First Lady’s latest yarn on small and micro businesses has been subjected to so many interpretations and strange narratives. One of the strangest is the claim that public reactions have unduly focused on the […]
The attention of the Lagos State AIDS Control Agency (LSACA) has been drawn to viral social media posts circulated by a content creator, Favour Popp, and amplified by other online platforms, alleging that “Lagos records […]
The results are out, and the pattern is hard to ignore. The son of David Mark won the ADC House of Representatives primary. The son of Atiku Abubakar clinched the ADC senatorial ticket. The son […]
TruVision Africa investigated something the global media doesn’t want you to sit with long enough to get angry about. Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo has ruled Equatorial Guinea since August 3, 1979. That is 47 years. […]
Oya come let’s dissect this matter together today today. Recently I was thinking about why I prefer eating the whole edible part of the fruit instead of settling for the now fashionable fresh fruit juice. […]
At CCRI, we want to emphasize a vital truth: addiction rewires the brain. It is a medical reality, not a sign of weakness or poor willpower. Millions of brave individuals are fighting their way back […]
The controversy surrounding former President Goodluck Jonathan’s eligibility to contest future presidential elections has evolved into one of the most significant constitutional debates of Nigeria’s Fourth Republic. Beyond partisan politics, the litigation raises profound questions […]
There is a curious species of political activist in Nigeria. He never organises a protest, never drafts a petition, never leads a march, and never risks a sunburn. His principal contribution to democratic engagement is […]
Please meet today’s distinguished guest: Chief Olusosun Landfill. Yes, the same Olusosun that has been “about to be shut down” for so many years that even the refuse inside it must now have grandchildren. We […]
INCIDENT REPORT Attempted Vehicle Theft and Suspected Food Poisoning/Drugging of Resident Date of Incident: 12/06/2026 Location: Ivory Manor Apartments, 12th Street. 1. Incident Summary At approximately 9:30PM on 12 June 2026, the Halogen Supervisor on […]
On April 26, 2020, Nigeria lost Dr. Tosin Ajayi, founder and Chief Executive Officer of First Foundation Hospital, one of the country’s most respected private healthcare institutions. His passing was mourned nationally. But within weeks, […]
(Published in the Nigerian Tribune on Monday, 22 June, 2026). Sometimes, a matter one thinks is pregnant with an elephant delivers only a rat. Last week, I was on my knees begging Northern Nigeria to […]
There are few spectacles more embarrassing in politics than a man arguing passionately against himself while pretending to be attacking someone else. Psychologists call this cognitive dissonance. The rest of us call it eating your […]
Major General Rabe Abubakar, former military spokesman, dies in captivity Since January 2026, the country has witnessed a renewed upsurge in the murderous activities of bandits and Boko Haram insurgents, with attacks growing bolder and […]
Government should do well to heed the warning The recent warning by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) about Nigeria’s mounting public debt is concerning. While projecting that the country’s public external debt could surge from […]
Wole Oluyede, candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the Ekiti governorship election, has alleged voter suppression and harassment of party supporters by security operatives. Oluyede spoke on Saturday after arriving at Polling Unit […]
With less than two months until the August 15, 2026, governorship election in Osun State, political campaigns are increasingly being overshadowed by violence, fear and mutual accusations among rival political camps, OLUWOLE IGE reports. What […]
Colleagues and readers of this column have drawn my attention to an article by Mr. Tayo Lawal which I was to discover has gone viral, if I may borrow the language of social media users […]
‘The heroes of June 12 did not struggle simply for the right to vote. They struggled for a society in which the will of the people would matter, institutions would serve citizens, and the government […]
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