The reported flogging and torturing of street children in Calabar, Cross River State the other day, in the guise of sanitizing the streets, is condemnable. Certainly it is a most inappropriate way to treat the […]
As the dust settles on the NDC Primaries, I want to set the record straight: I did not quit, I did not drop out of the race. I stayed to the end. I also do […]
If you live in Port Harcourt or you’re just visiting the City, please take cognizance of the following: 1. Bad boys operate without restraint between Oil Mill Mkt and Eleme junction, mostly from 6:30pm up. […]
All 774 Local Government Areas (LGAs) in Nigeria are now set to begin receiving direct allocations from the Federation Account following the completion of dedicated account openings with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), marking […]
Compronian Jimi Disu, Class of 73/74 HSC, Arts subjects and Crimson House hostel boarding student is an arbiter of true worth. He is a neutral and impartial person who ensures fairness and impartiality in the […]
Mr. President, Yesterday APC members across Nigeria affirmed you as our candidate for 2027. Barring unforeseen shocks, the odds favour your return to Aso Rock. As of a fact, I have gone past thinking about […]
The numbers coming out of APC’s recent primaries are raising eyebrows for all the wrong reasons. According to figures released by the party, 14,002,661 votes were cast nationwide during the exercise. But here’s the problem: […]
Chidi Odinkalu, a prominent human rights activist and former Chairman of the National Human Rights Commission, has reacted strongly to complaints made by former Inspector General of Police, Muhammad Abubakar Adamu, over the outcome of […]
In a historic 5-2 split decision delivered today, Nigeria’s Supreme Court has fundamentally altered the nation’s maritime landscape. The apex court ruled that the Federal Government lacks the constitutional authority to control or regulate inland […]
What is the secret? In 1981, over 88% of Chinese citizens lived in extreme poverty according to the World Bank. China depended heavily on foreign aid, western technology, and American markets. During the Cold War, […]
Following his capitulation, (Major Chukwuma) Nzeogwu was brought to Lagos and admitted at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH) where I went to see him. I asked why they killed all senior officers in Lagos […]
LAGOS – As Nigeria continues to grapple with rising food prices and supply shortages, agricultural stakeholders have called for deeper government involvement in farming, stronger food logistics systems, and long-term investments in climate-resilient agriculture to […]
After its founder, Mohammed Yusuf, was apprehended by the military and handed over to the Nigeria Police Force, which allegedly executed him, the Boko Haram sect transformed into an insurgent group that the Nigerian military […]
Amplified by the Good Governance Group (GGG) Since assuming office in May 2023, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has made France a frequent destination, sparking curiosity and debate among Nigerians. By April 2025, he had spent […]
A Manchester United fan reluctantly making peace with Arsenal stopping another era of inevitability. Any Man United fan has grown up understanding football through rivalry. United vs Arsenal wasn’t just about hatred or banter; there […]
In this week’s Saturday Tribune column, Columnist ( Farooq A. Kperogi) show how Tinubu’s apparent enduring sidelining of Vice President Shettima and the recent tacit edging of Nuhu Ribadu may have completed the purge of […]
There is a scene that plays out with grim regularity in Nigerian politics, so familiar it has the quality of ritual. A southern president, flush with the confidence of his inauguration, begins to believe that […]
On the eve of his decision to nominate Oliver Wendell Holmes as Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court in 1902, President Theodore Roosevelt wrote to his friend, Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, that “the […]
The recurring xenophobic attacks on foreigners in South Africa, especially fellow Africans, remain one of the greatest moral and political contradictions on the continent. For a country whose liberation struggle benefited immensely from African solidarity, […]
The Federal Ministry of Education’s decision to put a temporary lid on the establishment of new universities in the country is a painful but perhaps necessary option. It is painful because existing universities cannot accommodate […]
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