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, have defied that saying.
In the unfolding scenario between the Senate and the Kogi Central Senator, Akpoti-Uduaghan would be in the position of Paris, who asked the question: “Can vengeance be pursued further than death?”
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 parables
“The documents ASUU has been referring to as agreements were just proposals that were never signed,” he had stated on Thursday, August 28.
Sometimes last year, I was in a conversation with a former member of the National Working Committee (NWC) of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
Surprisingly, however, the 10th National Assembly has been somewhat lukewarm on the need to legalise these anti-electoral fraud tools, even when they are more than halfway through their tenure
The Faculty of Arts, University of Ibadan, at its fifth biennial international conference, on Wednesday, honoured the General editor, Nigerian Tribune, Mr Taiwo Adisa, with a Distinguished Faculty Alumnus award in recognition of his contributions towards academics, humanities and national development.
