To die is to transit to the great beyond but to live forever is to die but leave behind a legacy that benefits human race even after one is long gone. Late Ajimobi raised the Read More
I first met late Governor Abiola Ajimobi in 1988,when he came to see my late dad (Alhaji Muritala Lapade) early one morning with his amiable wife. My dad was the commissioner for local government and Read More
Today, we celebrate Senator Abiola Adeyemi Ajimobi, a man of extraordinary charisma and grit on his 75th posthumous birthday. Those of us who experienced your many sides attest that you were indeed a rare breed. Read More
Kemi Badenoch, a prominent UK politician, recently recounted a disheartening experience where Nigerian police allegedly stole her brother’s shoes and watch. Contrasting this with the professionalism of British police, she attributed such issues in Read More
As a young farmer, Laolu Alabi had high hopes for the 2024 planting season. In the year before, he had recorded a bountiful harvest that stunned his biggest critics. Name it: Soybeans, maize, and potatoes are Read More
The ongoing legal battle between Afe Babalola, a prominent legal figure, and Dele Farotimi, a former Labour Party spokesperson, raises critical issues surrounding the rule of law, defamation, and the criminal justice system in Nigeria. Read More
Anyone living in Nigeria for the past 30 years and paying even a whisper of attention to the socioeconomic upheavals rocking the country will tell you that only drastic, disruptive, and radical reforms can free the Read More
Recently, what I witnessed while walking through the labyrinth of compound roads in Nalende is an open sour in our society. Everybody knows, but nobody cares. It is a pandemic that deserves radical mastectomy before Read More
I join other Nigerians to celebrate a remarkable individual, Professor David Olusoji Adejumo, as he marks his 68th birthday. A distinguished academic, seasoned administrator, and dedicated public servant, Professor Adejumo has left an indelible mark Read More
According to data released by the Cable Index earlier this year, Oyo State is in the top 20 States with the highest number of out-of-school children in Nigeria. The State leads in the South West with Read More
