Sophie Oluwole (1935-2018) was a Nigerian scholar and the first woman to earn a PhD in philosophy in her country. She not only placed Nigeria's rich Yoruba philosophical tradition on the intellectual ...

The same Yoruba land that once produced intellectual giants, fearless thinkers and world-class scholars is gradually becoming a playground for blind religious extremism.

I remember some decades ago while growing up in Fadeyi, Lagos, only a few families had television sets, and NTA was the only major channel, and you couldn’t watch anything until around 4 pm when they ...

In the twilight of their lives, many senior citizens in South-West are resorting to alms soliciting as they face the grim ...

As the weekend approaches, Nigerian cinema audiences have fresh reasons to head to the big screen, with three new Nollywood ...

A journalist like his late father, Mallam Yusuf Mohammed is one of the sons of late veteran and respected journalist, columnist and newspaper administrator, the late Alhaji Yakubu Mohammed, one of the ...

Omileeyan, born Anthony Babajide Omileyan Ojomo, is an Afrobeats musician from Ondo State whose artistry is deeply rooted in Yoruba heritage.In this interview with Saturday Sun, he discusses his ...

The National Women’s History Alliance educators started Women’s History Month after launching the initial Women’s History ...

Female CEOs of key federal government agencies on Thursday, pledged to mobilize women across the country in support of president Bola Tinubu's re-election ...

Women are unapologetically taking their place. The gender bias that existed in the world of sports is finally giving way with ...

Nigeria’s First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, has called on women to take responsibility for mentoring young girls, particularly those from disadvantaged backgrounds, and promoting modest dressing.Speaking at ...

Mrs. Tinubu used her personal experience of living in an interfaith family for almost 40 years to illustrate the possibility ...