PAINFUL TODAY, PROSPEROUS TOMORROW? THE LESSONS OF HISTORY FOR NIGERIA’S ECONOMIC REFORMS

By Otunba (Dr) Abdulfalil Abayomi Odunowo There is an old African proverb that captures the fierce, unyielding love of a…

There Is Good in the Bad: Nigeria’s Political Landscape and How President Tinubu Is Winning, Working hard at it. Despite All Odds

by Akin Awofolaju, PhD (Neuroeconomist) Preface: This article aims to be constructive, balanced, and emotionally resonant while acknowledging both the…

Immaculata Chidera Osuji

Immaculata Chidera Osuji is a Nigerian legal professional, writer, public speaker, and author. She graduated with a degree in Law…

JAPA NO MORE

This poem is a symbol of patriotism. It shows that instead of running away from responsibility, citizens have a role…

Remembering Biakpan: The Ubaghara Massacre of 1968

It has now been 58 years since this tragic event, yet the pain remains fresh in the collective memory of…

The Ubaghara People of Cross River State: Identity, Language, and Historical Roots of the 2 April 1968 Massacre Victims

Conclusion: The Ubaghara are a distinct Upper Cross River people with deep historical, linguistic, and cultural ties to both the…

The 1968 Ubaghara Massacre Breaking 58 Years of Silence for the Victims of Biakpan, Ikun, and Etono

The killings of 2 April 1968 in Ubaghara demand acknowledgment. Eyewitness accounts like George Agbor’s affirm the dignity of the…

INEC’s June 26, 2026 Portal Opening: A Litmus Test for Faction-Ridden Parties Ahead of 2026 Polls:

The opening of INEC’s portal on 26 June 2026 will test the internal cohesion of political parties. For factionalised parties,…

Cameroon’s Armed Incursion into Danare, Cross River State: A Breach of Territorial Sovereignty under International Law

The incursion into Danare on Tuesday, 9 June 2026, if established, constitutes a prima facie violation of Nigeria’s territorial integrity…

The Outbreak of the Nigerian Civil War and the Forgotten Atrocities in Cross River

The Nigerian Civil War was a national tragedy that scarred communities across the country. The Biakpan massacre, like many other…

Insecurity: Sending Orunmila and Ogun to the president

By Suyi Ayodele (Published in the Nigerian Tribune on Tuesday, June 9, 2026) https://tribuneonlineng.com/insecurity-sending-orunmila-and-ogun-to-the-president/ I don’t know who divines for…

What Bombs Could Not Achieve – Lessons in Leadership from Gbaramatu and Adamawa

By Babafemi Ojudu About two years into the Buhari administration, Nigeria’s economy slipped into recession. A major factor was the…

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