Nigerians need more than prayers, it is enough time to stop the horrors from happening again and again

Within Nigeria, the blight of sickle cell is very real and almost every family has a member who is a carrier or with SS. Everyone knows someone who is affected SCD

Poverty is a gateway to exploitation and an improvement in the living standards of ordinary Nigerians, will go some way to reducing this abhorrence in trading in human trafficking

It is well known that some politicians in Nigeria routinely mobilise area boys or whatever name they go by to agitate electorate and political opposition

In the Ogbeni, the people of Osun have witnessed a committed and hard-working governor who is willing to work for the interest of its people

Tayo has been someone who has done  so much to inspire young people in Nigeria, in the US  and in the U.K

Are the young people ready? Nobody knows as they have not being tested but we need to take the leap of faith, we have tried everything else

Nigeria is at a crossroads of an addiction and suicide epidemic and definitely, more needs to be done to prevent further loss of promising young lives

The federal government have their sights set on several lawmakers and they have served notice

To the young people, please use your vote and do so wisely and ensure who ever becomes president has got to engage the country’s young people

The news that Muhammadu Buhari will be seeking a second term in office in the coming elections next year may not have been a surprise to many. There have been speculations and innuendos across the nation for some months now, speculations are  rife with constant derisions and hope that he would or he would not as the case may be. Now the gloves are off and the mudslinging has been ratcheted up several notches by those who have been eyeing the position from a distant. 

Winnie was instrumental and she was the face of the struggle. She was defiant and a phenomenal woman who refused to cower despite every threat and obstacle put in her way

Now is the moment for our politicians to be brave and step up to the plate. Our young people deserve a future worthy of their potential

It is said that as many as two thirds of Nigerian women are believed to experience physical, sexual and psychological abuse at the hands of their husbands

It is about time we demand better services, institutions and standards of living  for  every Nigerian and not for only a few politicians