How Siju Iluyomade marked 62nd birthday
Dr. Siju Iluyomade has remained a timeless symbol of grace, faith and compassion. Known for seamlessly blending style with service, she has built a life centered on inspiring hope, uplifting women and impacting lives through meaningful philanthropy.
JCI Aso, Transcorp Hilton renew partnership for community devt
The President of JCI Aso for 2026, JCIN Amb. Peter Emmanuel Yilbiem, has said the renewal of the organisation’s partnership with Transcorp Hilton, Abuja, reflects a shared resolve to deepen community impact and nation building. Yilbiem spoke at the 25th anniversary celebration of JCI Aso, where he reaffirmed the organisation’s commitment to Nigeria’s development through […]
Leave Rivers alone, Onuesoke tells Nigerians
By Ephraim Oseji Former Delta State gubernatorial aspirant, Chief Sunny Onuesoke, has appealed to Nigerians to mind their business and leave Rivers State alone to resolve its crisis. He argued there is no state in Nigeria that does not have a similar issue, adding that the difference is that they have been able to manage […]
Opulence City unveils office in Ajah to strengthen real estate presence in Lagos
Opulence City International, a leading real estate firm renowned for its client-centric approach, has officially opened its new mega office along the Lekki-Epe Expressway in Ajah, marking a major step in the company’s expansion and dedication to superior service delivery. The state-of-the-art facility is strategically located at Km 48, Lekki-Epe Expressway, beside Ocean Mall, Olo […]
Japhet Gana emerges as global voice on financial integrity, risk architecture
In an era of heightened regulatory scrutiny and rising cross-border financial crime, Japhet Gana has continued to distinguish himself as a leading global strategist in financial integrity, regulatory compliance and risk architecture, with a career dedicated to helping financial institutions scale safely across complex and emerging markets. With professional experience spanning banking, fintech, payments and […]
Tinubu’s Option Value: Why Wike may be more useful as a ‘spoiler’ than a convert
By Philip Obazee There is a seductive, but often analytically lazy, way to read Nigerian politics: as a sequence of personal betrayals, moral failures, and episodic intrigue. That narrative is emotionally satisfying, but it routinely misses the strategic structure that repeats across election cycles. If you want to understand why certain “obvious” moves do not happen, why, for […]
