•Governor Umo Eno ANIETIE USEN, Uyo reporting The atmosphere in the Exco Chambers was festive. If there was any feeling of trepidation, it was not visible. What was glaring was a team of commissioners and other cabinet members pumping hands, backslapping, laughing out loud, and posing for photographs in groups of five, 10, 25, and […]
The Oxford English Dictionary has expanded its lexicon with 20 Nigerian words and expressions in its latest update. The newly added entries include popular terms like “japa,” “agbero,” “eba,” “419,” and “abi,” among others. These words, deeply rooted in the everyday lives of Nigerians, highlight the influence of Pidgin English, street slang, a...
As Nigeria’s economic situation worsens, struggling husbands are increasingly turning to sports betting and other forms of gambling for hope. As they pour more money into betting, their priorities shift, leading to neglect of their families and responsibilities. Narrated below is how this habit leaves wives and children grappling with the emot...
The Nigerian judiciary, once revered as the bastion of integrity and fairness, has in recent years been tainted by allegations of corruption, nepotism, and abuse of power. Last month, the arrest and arraignment of Lagos-based lawyer and activist, Mr Dele Farotimi for alleged criminal libel against Chief Afe Babalola, SAN, in his book, ‘Nigeria...
Babies born from 1 January 2025, and for the subsequent 14 years, will form the newest generational cohort, known as ‘Generation Beta.’ According to McCrindle, an Australian social research organisation led by generational analyst Mark McCrindle, Generation Beta is expected to constitute at least 16% of the global population by 2035, reports N...
•The Supreme Court in session The judiciary, often regarded as the last hope of the common man, serves as a mirror of justice and fairness in society. As Nigeria grappled with pressing economic, political and social issues in 2024, the judiciary played a critical role in arbitrating disputes and upholding constitutional principles, reports The...
•Prison gate Behind prison walls, the life of inmates is a stark contrast to the freedom people take for granted. For inmates, each day begins under the cloak of confinement, with a monotonous routine that is only broken by the rare arrival of visitors, reports Daily Trust. The prison gates, steel doors, and the constant […]
For most people, the year 2024 started on a positive note, with resolutions and hopes for a better life. On the other hand, twelve months down the line, with about four days before the year ends, the narratives vary from happy, indifferent, and sad endings to many people. Saturday Tribune sampled the opinions of Nigerians […]
Boxing Day, observed on December 26, is celebrated after Christmas Day. Boxing Day was once a day to donate gifts to those in need, but it has evolved to become a part of the Christmas celebration. There have been varied explanations of the origin of the day and the reasons the day is celebrated across […]
Christmas season is a time of merriment for everyone, especially for kids as they anticipate new clothes and shoes to celebrate the season. As a parent or guardian, you can make this moment a memorable one for your kids, reports Vanguard. From fun activities like burning firecrackers to bonding with parents and distant relatives, this [&hellip...
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