The Power of Quality Data in Achieving Sustainable Goals in Democracy: My Experience as...
By Prof. Dahud Kehinde Shangodoyin
1. Introduction
Distinguished ladies and gentlemen, it gives me immense pleasure to address you on a subject that sits at the...
Amupitan: Electoral reform is the key by Taiwo Adisa
On Thursday last week, the Senate screened and confirmed President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s nominee for the position of the National Chairman of the Independent...
Amupitan’s magical marriage to a buffalo by Festus Adedayo
While growing up, I went on hunting expeditions with elderly men. From there, I found out that the forest, as an ecosystem, is diametrically...
Royal Roots, Noble Impact: Celebrating Princess Eniola’s 85 Years of Legacy
BY ROTIMI AGBOLUAJE
There are lives that glimmer quietly, and there are those that shine with enduring light, leaving trails of purpose and grace. Princess...
Reflections Without Mirrors by Niyi Aborisade
Everybody is Somebody and Everybody is Nobody Part 1
The two major religions accepted that Adam and Eve were the first human beings created by...
A Tale of Several Federal Government-ASUU Negotiation Committees by Idowu Olayinka
At the 28th Convocation Lecture of Ekiti State University that I delivered at Ado Ekiti on 2nd April 2024, I presented data to show...
From plea to policy: Makinde turns security guards’ despair into dignity by Sulaimon Olanrewaju
When Mr. Mayowa Adekunle left his abode for his duty post that sunny morning of September 30, 2025, he had no inkling of what...
Oyo 2027, Adelabu, and the Emilokan mantra by Taiwo Adisa
Sunday Tribune columnist, a modern-day philosopher in his own right, Festus Adedayo, had in his offering on August 24, 2025, asked this question: “Is...
Debt. Exploitation. Betrayal: How Nigeria Is Failing Its Market Women By Olúwapémi Bámidélé
Markets, like nations, are built on trust. They thrive not on noise, but on the silent promises that money lent today will be repaid...
Herbert Macaulay’s pardon, Oseni and Umahi by Festus Adedayo
Words are sacred sovereign objects. This sacredness makes them very essential to democratic freedom. In his poem, The Word Is An Egg, great Nigerian...
