Setting the record straight: The facts about Tambuwal’s legacy in Sokoto
By any measure of responsible discourse, Mr Sai’du Sani’s article, “Sokoto: A Backward Eye on Tambuwal’s Misses”, is less a critique and more a desperate exercise in political revisionism. It reads like a hit piece commissioned to whitewash today’s inadequacies by demonising yesterday’s stewardship.
Wale Edun’s son takes a break from Hollywood for ‘modest’ wedding in Lagos
Nigerian-British actor, Tomiwa, who is also the son of Finance Minister, Mr Wale Edun, has tied the nuptial knot with actress Leanne Elizabeth Best in a beautiful ceremony in Lagos.
BudgIT: CSO urges thorough investigations to prevent misrepresentation of public projects
The African Leadership Strategy, Transparency Development Initiative (ALSTDI) has urged civic organization BudgIT to ensure thorough investigations and factual verifications before publishing reports on public projects, emphasizing the importance of accuracy to maintain public trust and support credible institutions.
I have always dated guys much older than me – Beverly Osu
Nollywood actress and model Beverly Osu has opened up about her dating preferences and past romantic experiences, revealing that she has always been drawn to men significantly older than her.
Rescue Movement Imo chapter brings hope for a new Nigeria – DG
The inauguration of the Rescue Movement’s Imo State Chapter was a grand success, marked by vibrant interaction, enthusiasm, and a renewed sense of purpose, according to the Director General, Ugwu Martins Chiedozie.
Family seeks HURMA’s assistance over EFCC’s invitation of son
Family members and relatives of Victor Emmanuel Ojetoro have sought the assistance of the Human Rights Monitoring Agenda, HURMA, Global Resources Initiative not to let him suffer for a sin he did not commit in the hands of operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Lagos office.
