By Patrick Akhere Ebojele PhD Edo State is witnessing a quiet but powerful transformation — one driven not by slogans, but by […]
Category: Editorial/Opinion
An incantation for Tinubu’s next trip
By Suyi Ayodele Anyone who falls and does not want people to talk about it had better not fall like a man I […]
Idolatry: The Worship Of A President
By Lasisi Olagunju President Bola Ahmed Tinubu returned over the weekend, swagger intact, despite his tumble in Turkey. His face was calm; his […]
Gov. Okpebholo’s Recognition of Civil Servants Reflects a Rare Culture of Staff Welfare in Edo
By Abdul-Kadir Abdullah In a time when public confidence in governance is often tested, moments of genuine recognition and encouragement stand out. […]
Ali Baba and a midnight honour
By Suyi Ayodele https://tribuneonlineng.com/the-killing-of-olufon/ The celebrated British author, Jeffrey Archer, on July 4, 1993, published a bestseller titled Honour Among Thieves. […]
BOKO HARAM AND BANDITS: HOW NIGERIANS IGNORED MAJOR GIDEON ORKAR’S COUP MESSAGE SINCE 1990
BY INWALOMHE DONALD I am worried that successive governments and Nigerians ignored late Major Gideon Orkar’s message since 1990. Nigeria would have prevented […]
Edo oil palm Expansion: Boosting National Output and Closing Supply Gap
By Inwalomhe Donald Recent reports confirmed Edo State as Nigeria’s leading oil palm producer, contributing around 12% to the nation’s total palm oil output, […]
An Imam and humanity’s true definition
By Suyi Ayodele https://tribuneonlineng.com/an-imam-and-humanitys-true-definition/ A Muslim friend, at the weekend, drew my attention to a 58-second video of how Prophet […]
Okpebholo and the new Edo narrative
By Kassim Afegbua I can tell from posts and ipse dixits of some of the factional PDP members who are also members of […]
How Governor Monday Okpebholo Is Driving Edo’s Education Renaissance
By Patrick Akhere Ebojele, PhD When Edo State Governor, Senator Monday Okpebholo took the oath of office in November 2024, he inherited […]