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Ogbomoso kidnap: Yorubas in North America demands action, not slogans

By Olayinka Ajayi The National Association of Yoruba Descendants in North America, also known as Egbe Omo Yoruba, has urged Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State and other South West governors to engage all security architecture to ensure the kidnapped children and teachers are set free by their abductors. The elite Yoruba group, while standing […]

Norway seeks stronger trade ties with Nigeria amid stockfish supply challenges

By Matthew Johnson Norway has reaffirmed its commitment to sustaining stockfish exports to Nigeria despite mounting challenges from climate change, declining fish stocks and rising global food prices. Speaking during a visit to the Otto Ido Whitesand Stockfish Market in Oyingbo, Lagos, Norway’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Mr. Andreas Kravik, described Nigeria as […]

I-Invest launches enhanced app, introduces asset-backed loans

By Babajide Komolafe I-Invest, a digital investment platform, has launched an enhanced mobile application featuring faster navigation, stronger security and a new asset-backed loan product that allows investors to borrow against their portfolios. Speaking at the launch in Lagos, Chief Executive Officer of Parthian Technology, Mrs. Tobi Olusoga, said the company’s mission remains focused on […]

Broken politics: Deeply flawed primaries point to a messy 2027, by Olu Fasan

The morning foretells the day.  Early signs can indicate how a day will unfold. In that sense, the recent presidential, gubernatorial and legislative primaries foretell a very messy general election next year. Over the past two weeks, the media have been awash with endless stories about deeply flawed party primaries. The primaries betray a political […]

Fayose’s insufferable political rascality, by Ikechukwu Amaechi

Nigeria is at a crossroads – politically, economically and socially. There is no easy way out of the bind. You believe President Bola Tinubu’s preachment of ‘Renewed Hope’ at your own peril because blind trust is always a risky proposition. And that is what the administration wants Nigerians to do – trust blindly. They want […]

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