What will you be remembered for as a leader in your own cubicle?

By:Ven.Amb.Nelson Fadoju. Lack of stomach infrastructure won’t allow some Leaders and or Politicians to stay and build a Party to stardom. Most of our modern Leaders/Politicians are looking for “Olorunsogo Party or Position” to win Elections. They don’t want to suffer for Party’s growth. This is why Politicians who waited for long and persevere in […]

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Taribo West’s poison is Paul Onuachu’s meat

By Tunde Odesola Everyone knows the story of the prodigal son. It is needless retelling here. But there is a simple idiom that captures his visceral vices, which include rebellion and entitlement, wastage and reckless living, debauchery and arrogance, unaccountability, and greed. That idiom is: “You can’t eat your cake and have it”. To analytical […]

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May Day 2026: Nigerian workers need a lift

May Day. Photo credit: Web Today, Nigeria’s workforce joins millions across the globe to mark Workers’ Day, a ritual meant to honour the sweat and sacrifice of labour that sustain governance and drive development. The World Bank estimates Nigeria’s labour force at 113.35 million out of a population of 237 million. Alarmingly, about 90 per […]

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UTME: Glitches, shutdowns and abduction of candidates

By Nick Dazang The 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME, organised by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, took place across the country from Thursday, April 17. The exam, which was structured against four daily sessions, saw 2.2 million candidates participating across 966 accredited Computer Based Test, CBT, Centres. Though the exam was a […]

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The Ibadan Summit, Opposition Politics And 2027

By Reuben Abati “What a country? “Which country? “What other country do you think I could possibly be talking about? Nigeria of course” “Baba Gbeborun. Community Radio! O ya, shoot. I am all ears” “What my eyes have seen, what my ears have heard, my mouth cannot tell.” “Leave that one. Tell me. There is […]

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Is Ibadan Tinubu’s 2027 Strait of Hormuz?

By Festus Adedayo Yesterday, Seyi Makinde, governor of Oyo State, rallied Nigeria’s opposition political parties to Ibadan. According to him in his welcome address, the summit was to rescue Nigeria from the stranglehold of Nigeria’s apparent descent into autocracy, “a pattern where the space for real political competition is disappearing.” Ibadan summit’s message is an […]

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