This is not just a rare insight into the life of a former Deputy Governor of Lagos State,  Alhaja Sinatu  Ojikutu, but a revealing account of some historical events and personalities at the time she occupied public office. Her recollections of her childhood days in Lagos and Ekiti would leave anyone who witnessed that period nostalgic.

I am sure you may have noticed that there has been calm in the contention for these offices just because consensus has been made and we are nearing a situation of a unanimous candidate

The stress in politics is too much and also there is insincerity among politicians. It’s not what they tell you in the morning that they will talk in the afternoon and I can hardly stand that. So, it’s better to leave it for those who can cope in that aspect of politics.

Oyinlola Solanke, is a Nigerian mother of two who escaped from Omar through sheer guts and the help of a good Samaritan after 10 months of slavery. In this interview, the young graduate of Obafemi Awolowo University Ile Ife, shares details of her experiences in Omar and how she was trafficked to the Arab nation by a close and trusted family member. Oyinlola is now the Secretary of Erelu Eyinade Foundation (EEF), an NGO focused on ending human trafficking and child labour in Nigeria.

*Why I’m pushing beyond limits for NYCN By CHARLES KUMOLU Grandson of a former President, grandson of a former Secretary to the Federal Government and son of a retired Captain, Bello Shagari, is an individual with deep knowledge about the management of people and resources in the public sector. This, he is bringing to bear […]