Opinion

We don’t all sleep and face the same direction, so the Yoruba say in one of their popular proverbial offerings. In the last week, however, happenings in Ibadan, Oyo State,...

The coronation of ex-Governor Rashidi Adewolu Ladoja as the 44th Olubadan of Ibadanland has stirred incredible excitement, nostalgia, and high expectations, the like of which has not been witnessed in...

At the Trans Amusement Park, Ibadan, the venue of the Governor’s 60th birthday reception, Bola Davies led the Ibadan Bureau of City People Magazine to the event and not only...

Oyo State, known for its rich cultural heritage and vibrant agricultural potential, also boasts a hidden treasure—its navigable water bodies. From the tranquil waters of Ikere Gorge to the strategic...

About a year ago, I had an experience that summed up the state of Ibadan roads at the time. I was driving from Housing towards Awolowo when I hit a...

By: Comrade Ismael Taiwo MNIM Your Excellency, I write as a concerned indigene of Ado-Awaye and a stakeholder in Oyo State’s tourism development. During your campaign for a second term...

Shakespeare’s classic tragic drama, Romeo and Juliet, has two lines that are of specific relevance to what is happening between the Senate and the suspended Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan right now....

By Abegunde Samuel Temitope In the heart of Nigeria’s Southwest, Oyo State has been buzzing with transformation under Governor Seyi Makinde’s Omituntun agenda. Omituntun 1.0 kicked off with bold strides...

By Amofin Beulah Adeoye When we think of industrialisation, it’s easy to focus on power, factories, or technological innovations. Yet, one of the most fundamental aspects of any industrialised society...

While writing on this issue in her Funke Egbemode on Wednesday column in the Nigerian Tribune of September 10, my sister and prolific essayist, Funke Egbemode, chose to speak in...