Opinion

By Lanre Ogundipe There are deaths that silence a nation. And there are deaths that expose it. The killing of

Senator Ifeanyi G. Araraume’s sweeping victory in the APC senatorial primary for Imo North is more than an internal party

By Danjuma Amodu The Abidagba Forest in Ijebu East was supposed to grow timber. Instead, it grew Nigeria’s largest known

By Tolu Babawale The emergence, last Monday, at the primary election of the renowned legal practitioner, human rights advocate and

By Lanre Ogundipe History occasionally hides its deepest ironies in names. More than two thousand years after Zacchaeus, the biblical

By Kunle Awosiyan In 2014, in search of tantalite and other precious stones, I committed several Sundays to a long

turnpot@gmail.com 0807 552 5533, 0803 251 0193 If the Minister of Education, Dr. Maruf Olatunji Alausa, thought he would be

By: James Bwala In the realm of political discourse, especially during the critical periods leading up to general elections, rumors

By Tunde Rahman The race to the presidency in 2027 is getting more exciting. Last Thursday, May 14, 2026, at

By Lanre Ogundipe Power is often imagined as the triumph of arrival. In reality, it is the beginning of isolation.