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“Withdraw ‘wanted’ notice against activist campaigning against Oworoshoki demolitions” — TIB warns Oba, others
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TIB said anyone who believes they have been defamed or wronged has the right to seek redress through the appropriate legal channels, stressing that no individual should resort to self-help or actions that appear to exercise powers they do not legally possess.
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IF FADAHUNSI WERE NOT IN THE RULING PARTY, WOULD HE STILL BE A FREE MAN? BY TOPE TEMOKUN
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The viral video involving Senator Francis Fadahunsi in Osun is going to put the Nigeria Police Force and the Department of State Services to a test that will be referenced in decades to come. This video now widely circulating shows Senator Fadahunsi making remarks about the Accord Party which have…
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Seven Years On: #RevolutionNow and the Battle with Reaction on the Streets
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So, what’s next? The events of yesterday aren’t just a footnote—they’re a sign of what’s to come. As 2027 approaches, the threads of paid crowds, thugs, and economic hardship are being woven tighter. But the people aren’t powerless. Organization, solidarity, and persistence are the keys. The struggle continues, and, honestly,…
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Digital Mobs, Social Media Giants and the Future of Free Expression!, By Barrister Tope Temokun
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They now take place on Facebook, X, YouTube, TikTok and other digital platforms. Elections are debated there. Governments are criticised there. Journalists break stories there. Lawyers educate citizens there. Human rights defenders expose abuses there. Businesses survive there. Communities are built there.
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LET’S STROLL BACK TO ORIIRE, BY ADEYEYE OLORUNFEMI
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It’s almost a month after the news of the “rescue” of the children and teachers abducted by terrorists and while we still await the independent investigation into the whole matter, we are still not getting the whole point why our schools need to be safe and why things like this…
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Court discharges Cravings and More worker accused of accepting customer’s tip after TIB’s intervention
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“This case is a reminder that no worker should lose their freedom over unfair and oppressive workplace practices. We are pleased that justice has been served, and we remain committed to standing with ordinary people against injustice, intimidation, and abuse of power,” he said.
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THE GAMBLERS’ APPROACH! , BY BARRISTER TOPE TEMOKUN
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What is intellectually dishonest is to begin and end the conversation with, “Who can win?” while never asking whether the likely winner is the person best equipped to rescue the country.
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TIB member calls for greater civic participation after CivicTech 2026 event
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A staunch member of the Take It Back Movement (TIB), Omowunmi Ewatee, has called on Nigerians to move beyond expressing opinions and become more actively involved in civic engagement and the country’s democratic process. Ewatee made the call in a post shared on her Facebook page on Saturday while reflecting…
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THE POLITICS OF POVERTY: Why Poor People Repeatedly Vote Against Their Own Interests? By Barrister Tope Temokun
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“Are the poor the problem in this country? They keep voting for the same politicians.” I grew up in a typical Nigerian community. Election season had its own atmosphere. Politicians who had forgotten our existence suddenly remembered every compound. Men who had not greeted elders for four years became unusually…
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INSIDE POLITICS THERE MUST BE POLI-DUCATION, BY BARRISTER TOPE TEMOKUN
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If Nigeria must change, our politics must first mature. And if our politics must mature, our political understanding must deepen.