From Nigeria to Japan: Idara Michael breaks new grounds
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RCCG celebrates release of Oyo kidnapped schoolchildren, teachers
By Ebunoluwa Sessou The Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, Lagos Province 122, Pace Setter Province, on Friday held the maiden edition of its Triumphant Night programme, themed “Shout Victory,” with special thanksgiving for the safe release of the abducted Oyo State schoolchildren and their teachers. The event, organised by the provincial choir, brought together […]
Deaconess Lola Olabode hits 60 in style
By Juliet EbirimBusinesswoman and philanthropist, Deaconess Grace Lola Olabode, is recognised for her commitment to purposeful living, excellence and service. Beyond her professional pursuits, she has built a reputation for integrity, diligence and compassion, earning the respect of those within her community. As Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Shopifytots Global, a leading retail store […]
Inside Political drama that ended with Tinubu’s vote of confidence in Shettima
By Yakubu Ahmed BK The political landscape in Nigeria shifted decisively this week as the All Progressives Congress (APC) moved to formalise its preparations for the 2027 general elections .In a ceremony marked by high-level political engagement and a display of party cohesion, the APC officially submitted the nomination forms of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu […]
Olokola: How Aiyedatiwa is reclaiming Ondo’s stolen industrial destiny
By Olumide Akinrinlola For over a decade, a quiet ghost haunted the coastlines of Ondo State, a phantom of a missed opportunity, a multi-billion-dollar dream that slipped away. In the early 2010s, the expansive and strategically located Olokola Free Trade Zone (OKFTZ) was poised to host Africa’s grandest industrial marvel: the Dangote Refinery. , ensnared […]
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