Swaga, Tinubu and Festus Adedayo’s art of political necromancy
By Seye Oladejo Dr Festus Adedayo’s column in the Nigerian Tribune of Sunday, December 20, 2020, titled: ‘Tinubu, Please Run, Run From The ...
Before the vaccines arrive
By Olatunji Dare The whole world has been breathing easier this past fortnight. With the development and deployment of various vaccines 95 per ...
Travails of Lagos farmers as climate change bites hard
Flooded farms and scorched crops are realities of farmers in Lagos. OMOLOLA AFOLABI examines their travails. The ride to Elder Ayodele Olowoake’s farm ...
2020: a year of turbulence
The outgoing year would go down in history as a remarkable one globally because Covid-19, one of the major issues that dominated the ...
Court dismisses 15-year-old suit for lack of merit
By Joseph Jibueze The Lagos State High Court in Igbosere has dismissed a 15-year-old suit by Edoh Emmanuel against Ganiyu Riliwan for lacking ...
Child custody: Businessman tackles Police, Lagos ministry
By Robert Egbe The Managing Director of Emilinks Ltd, Solomon Nwadiogbu, is seeking N1.5billion from the Police and the Lagos State Ministry of ...
2020: JUDICIARY’S UNFORGETTABLE YEAR
To say that 2020 has been the Judiciary’s year like no other is an understatement. From court shutdowns due to the Coronavirus pandemic, ...
Trump’s desperation and the US electoral college
By Carl Umegboro The 45th President of the United States of America, Donald J. Trump has not only shocked the world but demonstrated ...
Bishop Kukah: HURIWA slams Lai Mohammed for being economical with the truth
The Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA) has faulted Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, for accusing Bishop Mathew Kukah of ...
State of the nation: where did we go amiss?
By Ajediran Idowu Bello No state that Nigeria is a country of abundant wealth remains an under-statement. At the same time, it is ...