The looming health crisis Nigeria must not ignore
For over two decades, Nigeria’s health sector has leaned heavily on the support of international development partners and institutions. These partners, particularly USAID, US President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), and the President’s Malaria Initiative (PMI), among others, have played a central role in helping Nigeria respond to public Continue Reading
Fire Outbreak: Olaniyan Sympathizes With Yinka Ayefele, Fresh FM Radio Management And Staffs.
Former Deputy Governor of Oyo state, H.E, Engr. Rauf Olaniyan has sympathized with the Chairman of Fresh FM Radio Stations, Dr. Joel Olayinka Ayefele, the Management and staffs of the Radio station. Fresh FM Radio Station, located at Challenge area in Ibadan caught fire on Friday, 15th of August, Continue Reading
Fire Incident: Barr Akeem Agbaje Commiserates with Dr Yinka Ayefele and Fresh FM Management
Barr. Akeem Agbaje, a chieftain o of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Oyo State and 2027 gubernatorial aspirant, has commiserated with Chief Dr. Yinka Ayefele (MON) and the entire management and staff of Fresh FM Nigeria over the fire incident that occurred at the station’s head office in Continue Reading
Japa, marriage, sex and money
Letty was a good girl who became a good wife but the seasons changed and this once-upon-a-time choir leader, like Lot’s wife, looked back and right before the eyes of her Pastor and in the presence of her bewildered husband, is turning into a pillar of salt. The kind of Continue Reading
Benue: Alia’s drone and Tinubu’s thunderstorm
Yoruba people have a saying that goes thus: The Alfa (Islamic cleric) preaches, then thunderstorm roars, so he says divinity bears him witness. This saying aptly describes an event involving President Bola Tinubu, who, not long ago, called for peaceful coexistence among tribes after an armed attack in Benue State. Continue Reading
Adeola @ 56: A sustained commitment to public service
Sir: Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola (aka Yayi) was 56 on Sunday, August 10, 2025. In our today’s changing world, being 56 is no mean feat. It’s a significant milestone, not just in terms of figure, but great accomplishments he has achieved across different facets of human endeavour-academics, politics, humanitarian service, Continue Reading
Okere Urges Army to Boost Security in Saki
The Nigerian Army’s 42nd Stakeholders Engagement held in Ibadan on August 15, 2025, brought together key stakeholders to discuss community-driven security solutions. The event, themed “Taking Nigerian Army to the Communities,” highlighted the importance of collaboration between the Army and local communities in promoting national security. The Okere of Sakiland, Continue Reading
That Interpol’s 3,459 cyber threat detections in Nigeria
The recent revelation by Interpol, detailing 3,459 ransomware threat detections in Nigeria in 2024, serves as a stark and unequivocal wake-up call for the nation. Ranking Nigeria as the third most targeted country in Africa for ransomware, behind only Egypt and South Africa, this data from Interpol’s 2025 Africa Cyberthreat Continue Reading
Has President Bola been de-mystified?
Anyone who has been reading this column diligently for the past three weeks would see that Comrade Dr. Osagie Obayuwana’s Comrade Jonathan Ihonde’s first memorial lecture was designed to be more than a remembrance of the pre-eminent activist – who was, to boot, a thorough Awoist. His posthumous autobiography will Continue Reading
Adedeji’s FIRS on a mission with people-centric reforms
The Federal Inland Revenue Service is becoming more than a government agency. It is not today that we have been saying this, and it will not stop today or anytime soon. It is now being recognised as a partner in national development, driven by reforms that place people at the Continue Reading