It is now one year since Governor Seyi Makinde took over the affairs of Oyo State, with a primary goal of positioning the state for accelerated growth and sustainable development through four cardinal points: Making Read More
It appears like yesterday Dad when you succumbed to the cruel hands of death but Dad it is exactly 12 years today that you departed this earth to keep a date with your Creator. Yes it Read More
I read yesterday, with dismay, a news item published by an online news medium, OYOINSIGHT.COM, reporting the Oyo PDP Elder’s Forum’s letter to the Governor of Oyo State, Gov. Seyi Makinde, requesting Read More
Tribal rapists in the past two weeks have competed to outperform one another in their sinister career of not only having unlawful carnal knowledge but also gruesomely eliminating two of their victims from mother earth Read More
A cross-examination of development strategies across the world would point to one main fact, sustainable developments are always driven from within. The above assertion corroborates the Yoruba dictum that says “An egg that breaks from Read More
Houston to Midland is a five hundred miles trip that takes between 8 to 9 hours for good drivers and flexible observers of highway speed limits. I used to make that trip every fortnight until the global Read More
Nigeria’s political ecosystem is akin to an eye-catching drama series full of twists and turns. Its plots telling; its climaxes copious as long as politics is a game of interests, intrigues, serial betrayals and Read More
What is being clamoured for by development communicators and scholars and observed in the advanced and civilized society is the concept of all-inclusive and participatory governance, and that seems the only approach left to the Read More
Nothing speaks eloquently to the very foundation of Nigeria’s culture of graft, institutionalized anyhow-ness and complete retrogression like this viral story of how Adebayo Alao-Akala, as Oyo State governor, reportedly ‘changed’ the life of Read More
Poverty is perhaps the best teacher of civics. In my ancestral homes in Ibadan, we have produced three governors: Ladoja, Ajimobi and Makinde. But trust me, you won’t get better index of deep-seated hardship, Read More
