BROADCASTING: COPCATS REMAIN COPYCATS By Tunji Ajibade
There is a Yoruba saying that has stayed with me for a long time: “Igi kìí gbé abẹ́ igi kó di igi.” Literally translated, it means a tree growing under…
There is a Yoruba saying that has stayed with me for a long time: “Igi kìí gbé abẹ́ igi kó di igi.” Literally translated, it means a tree growing under…
Patty was in pain, deep searing pain. She was not supposed to be in this place, end up at this sorry pass. She gave Alhaji her all, the relationship her…
I served in the North, Kebbi State to be precise. And I can boldly say I never, I repeat never, received half the insults I got yesterday from the Northerners.…
Recent comments purportedly by Babajide Sanwo-Olu, the governor of Lagos State, that governments often struggle to communicate policies effectively should not come as a surprise. It is, in fact, an…
Martins Vincent Otse, otherwise known as Very Dark Man (VDM), is undoubtedly a household name among the youthful segment of the Nigerian population. He has etched his name in their…
Truth be told, I was not even supposed to write this article. But sometimes silence becomes difficult, especially when one sees how easily genuine service to the country is ignored…
Few figures in Nigeria’s Fourth Republic evoke as much fascination, admiration, suspicion and debate as President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. To his supporters, he is a political strategist of rare endurance…
I have watched the interview conducted by Mehdi Hassan of Al Jazeera with Daniel Bwala, one of the media aides to Bola Ahmed Tinubu. The video is now trending widely…
The protest that recently took place in Lagos was said to be against the war involving Israel, Iran and the United States. But for many of us who grew up…
People often ask why many actresses seem to be doing better than their male colleagues. The truth is complex. First, women naturally attract more empathy and favour in our society.…