

What continuity? By Patrick Omorodion
I’m very grateful to God for this beautiful stature I have – Lizzy Jay
Family, friends unveil plans for Balami’s 42nd birthday celebration, to induct 42 fellows
2027 Elections: Cliffhangers and the beauty of democracy
Olorunnimbe assumes leadership of Rotary Club of Banana Island, promises deeper community impact
Enugu NDC passes vote of confidence in Anih-led Exco
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SubscribeDokubo urges support for Tinubu to deliver devt agenda
The Amanyanabo of Elem Kalabari, Alh. Mujahid Asari-Dokubo has urged Nigerian youths to support President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and give his administration more time to deliver on its development agenda.
Govt urged to overhaul school curriculum
The School Director, Epitome Schools, Lagos, Mrs Bunmi Wuriwat Salami, has called on the government and policy makers to overhaul and restructure school curriculum, especially at basic education level, saying most of the current content is too theoretical.
How the Idowu Santana Entertainment Band is taking Nigerian music to the world
By Ayo Onikoyi For many African musical bands, international recognition is often associated with adapting their sound to meet global commercial tastes. However, the Idowu Santana Entertainment Band is drifting on a different course which is one that demonstrates authenticity rather than compromise. The band’s growing presence beyond Nigeria reflects a wider shift in the […]
I’m doing this for art, not algorithms, says Salako on 12-minute Afro-Jazz track “Dagunro”
By Ayo Onikoyi In an era where streaming algorithms increasingly favour shorter songs, Nigerian Afro-jazz musician and creative director Salako is taking the opposite approach. With the release of Dagunro, a nearly 12-minute composition recorded in a single take, the Osun State-born artiste says his focus remains on artistic expression rather than chasing digital trends. […]
Stakeholders link drugs, substance abuse to terrorism, kidnapping
The Ogun State Police Command, the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, and civil society partners have identified substance abuse among youths as the central driver of rising terrorism, kidnapping, cultism, and violent crime across Nigeria.
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