For decades, Oke-Ogun was the abandoned child of Nigeria’s development story. We have 10 Local Government Areas, we contribute over 60% of Oyo State’s food, we share borders with Benin Republic, Kwara, Niger and Read More
There is such a thing as compound interest, and my first encounter with the term must have been in one of Mrs Ajayi’s classes. Mrs Ajayi was my mathematics teacher, a tall, light skinned, Read More
For most of us, the idea that a politician can truly care about his people, regardless of their history or heritage, affiliation or inclination, sounds particularly radical, yet Senator Fatai Buhari has consistently and practically Read More
In Oyo State politics, power rarely moves in a straight line. It travels through institutions, strategic appointments, elite networks and access to the centre. That is why Zacch Adedeji has become one of the most Read More
In a strategic move that has sent positive signals across the APC Oyo State, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, on Friday night, October 16, 2026, met with the three-term Senator representing Oyo North Senatorial District, Distinguished Senator Read More
The Oil and Gas Exploration Mogul, Engineer Jubril Dotun Sanusi, FNSE who is the Okanlomo Oodua of Yorubaland, the Otun Apesin of Ibadanland and the Gbonka Olubadan of Ibadanland celebrated his 58th birthday with funfare, Read More
In whatever we are doing in life, we should strive hard to be doing good. Of course, money can buy countless things, but it cannot buy good character. This is a true reflection of what Read More
From floods and insecurity to the Bodija explosion, the Ibadan stampede and the school abductions, how five defining crises exposed the vulnerabilities and resilience of Oyo State, Faith Okerinmodun Writes A State Tested by Crisis Read More
By Maroof Asudemade In the unpredictable theatre of Nigerian politics, where political relevance is often fleeting and public office is sometimes mistaken for a prize rather than a responsibility, Senator Sharafadeen Abiodun Alli is one Read More
My last week’s column hit a raw nerve: it screwed the propaganda machinery that Seyi Makinde’s administration has built around their cosmetic approach to education in the state. In a lengthy, acerbic and, Read More
