Browsing: Opinion

By Kikelomo Isijola There are roads that simply connect places, and there are roads that reconnect people to hope. Eyinke…

By Patrick Oludare Every time a Nigerian motorist winces at the fuel pump, every time a market woman raises the…

By Mobolaji Sanusi “Aging is not lost youth but a new stage of opportunity and strength.” — Betty Friedan (1921–2006)…

I grew up hating the tortoise in Yoruba folktales, taught to believe he was greedy and sneaky. Years later, research on the same stories showed me the tortoise was never the villain. This piece looks at why that matters far beyond folktales, and how poisoned stories still shape the way we judge people today.

By Mayegun GrandMaster Oloriegbe In the rough and tumble arena of Nigerian ‘bolekaja’ politics, where heated rhetoric always seeks to…

By Kayode Ajulo In the golden hush of a late June afternoon in 2026, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, First Lady of…

Mayegun GrandMaster Oloriegbe In the dim corridors of party headquarters in Abuja, where ambitious men once gathered under fluorescent lights…

By Maiyegun Grandmaster Oloriegbe The attempt by the All Progressives Congress (APC) National Working Committee (NWC) to substitute winners of…

The law may walk slowly, but when it arrives, it rarely knocks twice.” Politics is often mistaken for noise, theatrics…

By Michael Ofulue Osogbo Recently stakeholders converged in Osogbo, the Osun state capital, to demand stronger grassroots campaigns, support for…