Fake agency: What does our senate know? By Tonnie Iredia
The Federal Government of Nigeria and its officials led by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu as well as the Oyo State government and its relevant team led Governor Seyi Makinde deserve huge commendations from all Nigerians including this columnist for bringing to an end, the trauma of the abduction of pupils and teachers from their community in […]
Nigeria, Portugal, Spain, seal Iberian-Africa trade pact, as experts warn AI must be ethical in migration governance
By Vera Anyagafu Nigeria moved to deepen economic and migration ties with Europe, even as experts at a major conference in Porto warned that artificial intelligence must be governed ethically to protect migrants and the Nigerian diaspora. The two developments dominated the second Centre for African Studies, University of Porto (CEAUP) Conference on ‘Migration, Artificial […]
You can be seen by millions, believed by none — Israel Fagbemigun
You cannot communicate to a public you do not understand. That is the foundation of everything I do. Visibility is easy; anyone can be loud. Trust is earned, and it is earned by first listening.
Ajadi celebrates aide, Badmus, at 40
By Ibrahim Kegbegbe The Allied Peoples Movement (APM) senatorial candidate for Oyo Central Senatorial District, Ambassador Olufemi Ajadi Oguntoyinbo, has congratulated his Personal Assistant, Hon. Kilamuwaye Badmus, on his 40th birthday. In a birthday message made available to journalists on Sunday, July 12, 2026, Ajadi described Badmus as a loyal, hardworking and dependable associate whose […]
APC Youth Parliament backs Tinubu’s choice of Shettima, predicts Northern support
By Christopher Ameh, Bauchi The APC Youth Parliament has expressed confidence that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s decision to retain Vice President Kashim Shettima as his running mate for the 2027 presidential election will boost the party’s chances, particularly in the North-East and Northern region. Speaking with journalists in Bauchi on Sunday, Chairman of the APC […]
Delta Central 2027: No more family table, Urhobo must eat together
By Wilson Okorugbo There is a pattern in Delta politics that has become tired, predictable, and costly. It’s the politics of borrowed identity. Senator Ovie Omo-Age perfected it. He embodied it so completely, it’s not for wont of the right label to tag it the ‘Agege Doctrine.’ Under the Agege Doctrine, election season sounds like […]
