Amotekun begins air, ground surveillance of Ondo schools

Ondo State Security Network Agency, codenamed Amotekun, has commenced air and ground surveillance of schools across the state as part of efforts to ensure a safe resumption for students in the new academic session. Amotekun commander, Akogun Adetunji Adeleye, said the operation followed a directive by Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa to prevent bandits, cultists and other […]

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Nigerian pastors, imams and their sex sermon obsession

By Tunde Odesola By heritage and geography, Ọ̀ra-Ìgbómìnà, a countryside in the Ifedayo Local Government Area of Ọ̀sun State, is a historic, unique and strategic land. Yoruba history says that Ọ̀ra is the cradle of education and Christianity in Ìgbómìnàland, being the first Ìgbómìnà town to receive Christianity through CMS missionaries in the 1890s, while […]

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Put your country above personal interests or party affiliations

By Olubunmi Adebayo *I will share with us today, three historic letters, written by outgoing Presidents of the United States of America for the incoming Presidents, normally called – Resolute Desk Letters.* *I will also make little notes on the relationship between each of them.* *1) LETTER FROM GEORGE HW BUSH TO BILL CLINTON :* […]

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Nigerian Guild of Editors flays worsening harassment of journalists

The Nigerian Guild of Editors, NGE, has condemned the worsening harassment, intimidation and prosecution of journalists by security agents. It warned that if unchecked, the development would endanger press freedom and democracy, which journalists, as the vanguard of the pro-democracy struggle, fought for side by side with fellow compatriots. The NUJ raised the alarm in […]

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FG, labour suspend King’s College takeover for two weeks

The Federal Government and labour unions in the Federal Ministry of Education have agreed to suspend the implementation of the proposed 35-year management concession of King’s College, Lagos, for two weeks. They reached the agreement on Wednesday following a meeting between the education ministers and representatives of the unions, amid protests over the proposed arrangement […]

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What M.K.O. Abiola Said About Fuel Subsidy 30 Years Ago (VIDEO)

What M.K.O. Abiola Said About Fuel Subsidy 30 Years Ago (VIDEO) CHIEF MOSHOOD KASHIMAWO OLAWALE ABIOLA already proposed the simple and straightforward solution to the OIL SUBSIDY brouhaha over three decades ago… Daddy, may your beautiful soul continue to rest in peace SIR… pic.twitter.com/KkieoReQYk — Dele Momodu Ovation (@DeleMomodu) September 16, 2026

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King’s College is not for sale -Alausa

Education Minister Dr Tunji Alausa Amid the ongoing protest by the Ministry workers and unions over the concession of King’s College, Lagos, and the closure of some Federal Unity Schools, the Federal Government has declared that the 35-year concession does not amount to the sale of the prestigious high school. Education Minister, Dr Tunji Alausa […]

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JAMB Explains ‘Not Admitted’, ‘Admission in Progress’ Statuses on CAPS

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has explained the meanings of the “Not Admitted,” “Admission in Progress” and “Admitted” statuses displayed on candidates’ Central Admissions Processing System. JAMB gave the explanation in an explainer video shared on Thursday, urging candidates to continue checking their CAPS for updates as the admission process progresses. Explaining the “Not […]

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