Everyone has a memorable experience that leaves a lasting mark on their lives. In a chat with Mercy Ayankunle, these children share stories of one such unforgettable day and the impact it had on them. Ajibola Israel, 12 years old I can never forget the day I attended the Young Ministers Retreat (YMR) camp meeting […] The post The day I will never forget appeared first on Tribune Online.

Six Nigerians detained in Côte d’Ivoire for alleged economic crimes have been freed after sustained diplomatic efforts by the Nigerian government. Read More: https://punchng.com/six-nigerians-freed-after-months-in-ivorian-prison/

By Mercy Ayankunle Wigs have evolved far beyond being a beauty secret. Today, they are a bold fashion statement, offering convenience, versatility, and endless opportunities for self-expression. Gone are the days when people felt the need to hide the fact they wore wigs. From glamorous fashion runaways to everyday street style, wigs have become a […] The post Switch style: Wig to the rescue appeared first on Tribune Online.

(A review of ‘African Identities: Absence, Loss, and the Quest for Self-Definition’ by Toyin Falola) Few concepts in African studies appear as self-evident as “African identity”. Yet, as V. Y. Mudimbe once observed in his ‘Globalisation and African Identity’ (2003), the phrase itself conceals a series of unanswered questions. What exactly do we mean by […] The post Reimagining Africa beyond the colonial mirror appeared first on Tribune Online.

By Israel Olawunmi The immediate occasion The immediate occasion for this reflection is the now widely circulated ruling involving S.M. Danyaro, Esq., where the Supreme Court strongly deprecated an application seeking to revisit its earlier judgment in Appeal No. SC.266/2017. In a concurring ruling, Chioma Egondu Nwosu-Iheme, JSC, agreed with the lead ruling dismissing the […] The post The sober bench: Finality, courtesy and the discipline of judicial power appeared first on Tribune Online.