My dear Oyo State workers, I hope this succinct patriotic letter finds you well. I hope you and your family are coping well, as the cost of living continues to exceed your meager take-home. As Read More
The commercial city of Kano roared back to life after four years of royal sleeplessness. “By the power conferred on me as the governor of Kano state, I announce the reappointment of Malam Sanusi Lamido Read More
Mario Puzo’s 1969 thriller, The Godfather, is one of the most culturally significant books that demystified the less-reported ruthlessness and cruelty that permeated the politics of the underworld. Puzo’s masterpiece tells the story of Read More
The Minister of Power, Oloye Bayo Adelabu, has apologized for lashing out at Nigerians over poor energy management. I hope Nigerians, especially our people from Oyo state, forgive and overlook his Freudian slip. Given that Read More
“Leaders become great, not because of their power, but because of their ability to empower others” — John Maxwell I remember asking multiple people, across different demography and party lines, what they think about Governor Makinde’Read More
The bulk of Governor Makinde’s staunch supporters are the youth but the bigger chunks of his government’s pie belong to the oldie goldies. Needless to say, the 56-year-old Governor still prefers the old Read More
Lagos is ahead of Nigeria was how a friend described the unprecedented and breathtaking infrastructural strides in the country’s center of excellence. That statement captured both the resilience of a city built atop the Read More
As the rest of the country grapples with extreme heat and excruciating hardship, two important regions of Oyo State comprising Ogbomoso and Oke-Ogun are busy sweating over imaginary State creation and its prospective and potential Read More
The Minister of Power, Oloye Bayo Adelabu, is probably the most ‘hated’ government official at the moment. The reasons it turned out, are not far-fetched. Amidst blistering heat, the inability of his Ministry to ensure Read More
“It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man Read More
