Opinion

He governed only in daylight. At least, that was the legend he authored. “No godfather. No sponsor. No patron. I

By Kayode Akinmade “We turn not older with years, but newer every day,” wrote Emily Dickinson, one of America’s most

By Sola Fanawopo I recently visited the three pillars of Governor Seyi Makinde’s transport vision: the interstate bus terminals at

By Lanre Ogundipe Sometimes symbolism demands responsibility. The new Inspector-General of Police bears the name Rilwan Olatunji Adio Disu. R.O.A.D.

turnpot@gmail.com 0807 552 5533; 0803 251 0193. “Are you no longer from Ondo State? You used to advertise that place

By Yushau A. Shuaib  Among the current crop of Nigeria’s security chiefs, perhaps none is as widely respected for his

By Idowu Ajanaku While it is quite understandable that within the political matrix, forces- both fratricidal and forward-looking- play themselves

By Dr. Abayomi Obasola When I read the February 22, 2026 piece by Festus Adedayo in the Sunday Tribune titled

By Gbeleyi Emmanuel In Nigeria, groups emerge as political desperation dictates. And that’s a why it is no surprise that