Be informed that Astrology is called “the oldest science.” Its origin goes back to the dawn of time, to the creation of the sun and the earth and other planets. Astrology is the study of the positions and movements of astronomical (heavenly) bodies in particular the sun, moon and planets Continue Reading

Gender Equality and Empowerment: Unlocking Oyo’s Full Potential In the drive for industrialisation and economic growth, the role of gender equality cannot be overstated. While Oyo State strives to achieve its ambitious industrialisation goals, it is imperative that women and marginalized groups are given the opportunities, resources, and support they Continue Reading

From Vision to Action: Why Barr Akeem Agbaje Represents the Leadership Oyo State Needs The gubernatorial seat in Oyo State is far more than a political title; it is a sacred trust. It demands not only the ability to lead, but also the courage to serve selflessly, the wisdom to Continue Reading

Just when Nigerians hoped for real change at the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL), we are hit with yet another disappointment. The board and top management have flown off to Kigali, Rwanda, for a retreat. A retreat? To Kigali? This is the same NNPCL that is supposed to be Continue Reading

Imagine an emperor strutting over a crumbling empire? That perfectly projects the latest legalism, from the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Kayode Egbetokun, in his latest opposition to state police. If indeed the IGP is a crack mathematician — he earned his first degree in Mathematics from the University of Lagos Continue Reading

As the global economy pivots toward clean energy and advanced technologies, nations with critical mineral reserves find themselves at a strategic crossroads. The recent U.S.-Ukraine partnership, formalised through a joint investment fund in April 2025, demonstrates how countries can leverage their mineral wealth—including titanium, lithium, and uranium—to attract international investment Continue Reading

Lagos State has been agog with campaigns, for the upcoming local government election, slated for July 12 and Amuwo Odofin, home to the famous FESTAC TOWN and its alluring neighbourhood is not left out of the political fiesta. The ruling party in the local government and the state, the All Continue Reading

For the second time in three years, an emergent name on the Nigerian political scene reminded me of a cutting from an American newspaper that Dr. Haruna Sanusi gave me in Sokoto in the 1980s. Reverend Jerry Falwell’s right-wing, televangelical Moral Majority movement was making waves in the US at Continue Reading

Every June 12 since 1993 has provided an opportunity to commemorate the heroic struggle that restored democratic governance in 1999. For this year, President Bola Tinubu has expanded the scope by giving recognition to persons who were at the forefront in that epic push, some of whom paid the ultimate Continue Reading

One of the optics of the presidential sojourn last week was missed by the public and media, especially against the background of the June 12 remembrances. It was not his presence in Benue State, but in Kaduna State. It was the handshake between a president and a comrade. The day Continue Reading