Business & Economy
Bandits Kill Farmer, Abduct Another, Rustle Cattle in Sokoto
By Zagazola Makama Suspected bandits have killed one civilian, abducted another farmer and rustled cattle in separate attacks across Isa and Rabah Local…
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COAS Welfare Flight Airlifts 352 Personnel as Movement Into, Out of OPHK Theatre Reaches 34,466
By Zagazola Makama The Nigerian Army has successfully conducted the Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Welfare Flight for August 2026, airlifting hundreds…
Business & Economy
Abducted Kebbi High Court judge regains freedom- Police
By Ibrahim Bello Birnin Kebbi: The Kebbi Police Command has confirmed the release of kidnapped High Court Judge, Justice Faruk Bunza, who was…
Business & Economy
Presidency: FACTS, NOT FEAR: A POINT-BY-POINT RESPONSE TO ATIKU ABUBAKAR ON NIGERIA’S REFORM JOURNEY
By Bayo Onanuga Politics thrives on disagreement. Democracy demands it. But disagreements must be rooted in facts, not frozen snapshots of history. When…
Business & Economy
Osun poll: Adeleke’s camp alleges planned clampdown, police dismiss claim
The Imole Campaign Council, which is leading the re-election campaign of Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, on Sunday alleged that the state police command…
Business & Economy
Fed Poly Ayede to Host Grantsmanship Webinar, Strengthens Research Excellence
By Samson Oladejo As part of sustained efforts to deepen research culture, strengthen academic capacity and position its scholars for greater success in competitive…
Business & Economy
Oyebamiji Seeks Church Support, Pledges Fair, Accountable Governance In Osun
** The All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate for Osun State, Asiwaju Munirudeen Bola Oyebamiji, has urged Christians to take an active role in…
Business & Economy
“Who build dis gada?” and other stories
Festus Adedayo (Published by the Sunday Tribune, August 2, 2026) For Nigerians old enough to remember the 1990s, the phrase "Who build dis gada…
Education and Youth
How Has Black Theatre’s Response to White Supremacy Changed Over Sixty Years?
In 1965, at the height of the Civil Rights Movement, African American playwright Douglas Turner Ward’s Day of Absence posed a radical dramatic question:…