Opinion

By Lanre Ogundipe Journalist and Ibadan indigeneI write this neither as a palace insider nor as a partisan voice. I

By Dave Agboola Lagos politics thrives on spectacle, but the drama that unfolded on January 13, 2025, was more than

turnpot@gmail.com 0705 263 1058 A one-time presidential aspirant in the United States was asked, if he loses the primaries, whether

“Sadly, this is where trouble began. Some aspirants did not merely express legitimate ambition; they descended into notoriety—parading themselves on

By Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D.  The phrase Dabush Kabash—popularised by the maverick Nigerian preacher Chukwuemeka Cyril Ohanaemere (Odumeje)—was never meant to be

By Akeem Busari  There is now so much apprehension in the Nigerian basketball community, as the much-anticipated Nigeria Basketball Federation

By Eseme Eyiboh In politics, silence is often louder than speech, for it speaks in the language of calculation and

By Lanre Ogundipe Nigeria’s 2026 tax reform arrived with both promise and pressure. After years of overreliance on oil revenue,

By Idowu Ajanaku “Governor Aiyedatiwa’s contributions to the progress, growth and development of Ondo State, formerly as Deputy Governor, Acting

THE Emmanuel Orjih’s essay being circulated is rhetorically powerful, but its “simplicity” is achieved by subtracting the very provisions that