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Glo Enhances “Borrow Me Credit” Services For Customer Satisfaction  By Editor    National telecommunications operator, Globacom has extended its "Borrow Me Credit" service in a calculated move meant to guarantee that none of its customers will ever be disconnected because of a low or zero airtime balance.   According to a statement released by Globacom in Lagos, the service's eligibility requirements have been simplified to offer millions of active prepaid consumers nationwide quick airtime and data solutions. The company made it clear that even though there is a service fee, the main objective is still to provide instant assistance whenever the customer's balance is low.   The enhanced “Borrow Me Credit” service also allows subscribers to “Borrow Special Data “and additionally "Borrow Airtime/Data for Others". This allows Glo customers to act as a lifeline for friends and family members who may be out of reach or unable to recharge immediately, ...

TUESDAY FLAT OUT OPINION:The Throne, The Oracle And The Sword   By Suyi Ayodele (Published in the Nigerian Tribune on Tuesday, June 23, 2026) https://tribuneonlineng.com/the-throne-the-oracle-and-the-sword/ I recall a 1985 encounter in my hometown. A ravenous hyena invaded the town, killing goats and sheep. The local goat farmers lost a lot. When it started the venture, the hyena used to operate at the dead of the night. Gradually, it started coming out in the moonlight. Of course, the people were terrified. The belief was that a human being was the one, using àlùpàyídà, the Yoruba metaphysics that allows the charmer to turn to anything, to change into the hyena. Whatever game it hunted, it was believed, he would resurrect and then sell. The then Onísè of Odò Oro Ekiti, Oba Ojo Àmúpìtàn Oluyeye Òjoyèbugiòtèwó Amélilájetùotùo, rose to the occasion. Town criers were sent out to warn the people to stay indoors one particular night. Everyone complied. At night, Kàbìyèsí did...

Senator Ikpea Harps On Executive, Legislative Synergy To Solve Ecological Plights In Edo Central By Editor  The senator representing Edo Central Senatorial District and Chairman, Senate Committee on Drugs and Narcotics, Senator Joseph Ikpea, has called for a collaborative measure between the executive and the legislative arms to address the persistent ecological degradation threatening communities across the senatorial district. Senator Ikpea made the statement when he visited the Secretary to the Federal Government (SFG), Senator George Akume, to facilitate a coordinated Federal Government intervention in tackling erosion, gully expansion, flooding and other environmental challenges affecting Edo Central Senatorial District. During the meeting, Senator Ikpea highlighted the devastating impact of ecological degradation on lives, livelihoods, infrastructure, farmlands and economic activities across the Edo Central Senatorial District, stressing on the need for a coordina...

Edo State Taskforce Apprehends Two Suspects For Engaging In Illegal Revenue Collection By Editor  In a renewed effort in the fight against illegal revenue collection across Edo State, the Edo State Taskforce has arrested two persons in connection with illegal revenue collection around the third junction area in Benin City. The suspects identified as Osasere Amadin and Irahbor Destiny were arrested by the officials of the Edo State Taskforce around the third junction in Benin City following intelligence reports of the activities of illegal revenue collection. The suspects who were arrested on Monday 22nd June, 2026 were paraded before newsmen at the office of the Edo State Taskforce in Benin City. Speaking on the arrest, the Station Officer, Edo State Taskforce, Rufus Johnbull who led operatives of the taskforce to arrest the suspects said they got intelligent information about the operation of the illegal revenue collection and mounted surveillance around the area and a...

•Nigerians gather at High Commission in South Africa  Nigerians resident in South Africa have decried the delay in their repatriation from the troubled country by the federal government. They lamented that the government had yet to give them “concrete” answers about when they would be airlifted to Nigeria, reports Channels TV. But the High Commission assured the Nigerian nationals that plans to repatriate citizens wishing to return home remain in place, despite a temporary suspension caused by operational constraints. Nigeria’s Acting High Commissioner to South Africa, Alexander Ajayi, disclosed this while addressing concerned and frustrated members of the Nigerian community in Pretoria, many of whom had gathered to seek assistance with voluntary repatriation. The development comes as the June 30 deadline approaches and amid heightened debate over immigration in South Africa. South African police said yesterday that they would strengthen deployments nationwide ahead of ...

Special Adviser  Imortalises Mother Of President Tinubu, With World -Class Digital Islamic Learning And Research Centre By Editor  The Special Adviser to president  Bola Tinubu on Political and Other Matters, Alhaji Ibrahim Kabir Masari, has built a world class Digital Islamic Learning Centre in honour of late Alhaja Abibatu Mogaji, OON, MFR, beloved mother of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. In a statement by Engr. Abdullahi Ramat, PhD, noted that there are few tributes more meaningful than transforming remembrance into service and prayer into lasting impact.  The statement noted that the event attracted an impressive gathering of dignitaries, including Vice President Senator Kashim Shettima, the Governors of Yobe, Borno, Jigawa, Kebbi and Sokoto States, ministers, the Deputy President of the Senate, members of the National Assembly, heads of government agencies and parastatals, traditional rulers, Islamic scholars, and other distinguished Nigerians. It said...

 OKPEBHOLO MARKS FATHERS’ DAY, URGES EDO FATHERS TO GUIDE CHILDREN AGAINST CRIME Edo State Governor, Senator Monday Okpebholo, has joined fathers across the state and the world to celebrate Fathers’ Day, commending men who continue to raise their children with discipline, faith, responsibility and strong moral values. The Governor, in his message to mark the occasion, urged fathers to take a more active role in shaping the lives of their children and protecting them from crime, negative peer influence and moral decline. Governor Okpebholo described fatherhood as one of the greatest responsibilities entrusted to men, noting that the strength and future of society depend largely on the values established within families. “Every father who wakes up daily, works hard, sacrifices for his family and raises his children in the fear of God deserves to be celebrated. Your efforts, love and commitment are recognised and appreciated,” he said. The Governor called on fathers across...