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As part of the buildup to the finals of the Nigeria Prize for Literature (NLP) 2026, the poets of the read more NPL2026: 11 poets feature at CORA-NPL book party
The remains of veteran journalist and public relations guru, Chief AbdulRasheed Lekan Alabi, will be buried in accordance with Islamic rites at The post Abese Olubadan of Ibadanland, Lekan Alabi, to be buried today appeared first on Tribune Online.
After an eight-year hiatus from filmmaking, acclaimed Nollywood actor, writer, director and producer Joseph Okechukwu also known as King Joe Okechukwu returns to the big screen with Properties of the
World Series champions for the past two years add Skubal to star-studded roster that already includes Shohei Ohtani.
AS demand for technology professionals continues to rise across Nigeriaâs fast-growing digital economy, Aptech Computer Education has unveiled read more Aptech, Middlesex University deepen partnership to expand UK degree for Nigerian
The recent demand for credible 2027 general elections by the Catholic Bishopsâ Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) has highlighted read more CBCNâs demand for credible 2027 elections highlights Church-State synergy for holistic development
The UK property market, especially London, is witnessing intriguing changes following the introduction of the Rentersâ Rights Act read more Tenantsâ behaviour shifts as landlords raise asking rents in UK market
PENULTIMATE weekendâs win of the Nigerian Bar Associationâs presidency by Oyinkansola Badejo-Okusanya, SAN, is the third consecutive time her South-West zone would be saddled with an unwanted dispute over the representative at the helm of the lawyersâ body. And this time, it hits closer home considering that the disfavoured one is also Yoruba. That sounds [âŚ] The post Badejo-Okusanya: Again, S/West gets into unwanted dispute appeared first on Tribune Online.
Activists in the region say politicians regard LGBTQ+ people as âthe easiest scapegoats to maintain their powerâ A growing number of west African countries are implementing or strengthening anti-LGBTQ+ laws, amid local political pressures and a global pushback against LGBTQ+ rights. In March, Senegal doubled the maximum prison sentence for gay sex to 10 years and criminalised the âpromotionâ of homosexuality. Niger criminalised âsexual relations with a person of the same sexâ in February, the first time same-sex intimacy had been outlawed in the country. Continue reading...
Efforts to revive Ajaokuta Steel have begun. However, the question is: will this revival deliver industrial growth, or repeat an expensive history? Festus Akanbi writes The federal governmentâs renewed determination to revive
Gianni Infantinoâs leadership of Fifa has been publicly questioned by footballâs governing bodies in Europe, North and Central America and the Caribbean. Uefa and Concacaf both released statements on Saturday
The British filmmaker died on Friday after suffering a heart attack, his family said in a statement.
