Opinion

By Lanre Ogundipe Some men announce themselves with fanfare. Others allow character to speak long before they do. Tunji Bello

By Uzor Ngoladi History has a curious way of reminding societies that words matter. Sometimes, a single statement, whether actually

By Sola Fanawopo About ten years ago in the Eleyele area of Ibadan, a single mother repeatedly approached a resident

By Victor Oriola The chandeliers of the Berkeley Hotel in London recently flickered over a milestone celebration. Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu

Nigeria’s worsening insecurity, particularly across parts of the North, continues to raise difficult questions about whether criminal networks are benefiting

turnpot@gmail.com 0705 262 1058 Someone accosted me recently and asked the question: Why are you Yoruba always the troublers of

By Kunle Awosiyan The controversy surrounding First Lady Oluremi Tinubu’s remarks about akara and kulikuli was perhaps inevitable. We are

By Lanre Ogundipe There is perhaps no country in Africa more richly endowed with ideas than Nigeria. Every administration arrives

turnpot@gmail.com 0807 552 5533, 0803 251 0193 Last week, the Ondo State Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Dr. Olukayode Ajulo,

By Dare Ojepe There are moments in the life of a nation when history demands a choice between comfort and