RAINBOW COALITION: Tinubu must be careful with Wike — Odion Akhaine, political scientist
Speaks on the case of Bola Ige in Obasanjo govt and the wrecking of AD Says selfish politicians destroy parties, replace them with SPVs By Charles Kumolu, Deputy Editor As political realignments ahead of the 2027 general elections continue to reshape Nigeria’s political scene, the growing involvement of the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, […]
I don’t have a male celebrity crush – Opeyemi Adetunji
Dark and lovely Opeyemi Adetunji who has featured in Yoruba blockbuster movies like Omo Alhaja 2, Omo Ijoba, to mention just a few, is a woman fired up to carve a niche for herself in the movie industry.
Belgium-Nigeria relations have intensified
The relations between Nigeria and Belgium have intensified since the transition of Nigeria to democracy. And it is the wish of the Belgian Government to reinforce the relations even more, particularly in the area of supporting investment initiatives in Nigeria.
You cannot run quality school if your motive is profit — Mr and Mrs Fajobi
Mr Oladejo Fajobi and his wife, Oluwatoyin, are passionate about children’s education out of the belief that children are the future. The passion inevitably drove them to establish The King’s Kid School, Abaranje – Ikotun, Lagos in 1996 and, about 10 years later, King’s Anchor College.
O’TEGA EMERHOR AT 60: Graduating from the university with first class opened doors for me
Olorogun O’tega Emerhor, a leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Delta State, clocked 60 yesterday. In this interview, Emerhor tells the story of his life.
My Life, My Politics, My People – Ekwueme
For the late Chief Alex Ifeanyichukwu Ekwueme (Ide), Second Republic Vice President of Nigeria, co-convener of G-34, founding leader of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, the definition of contentment can never be subjective. His residence in Enugu, off Rangers Avenue says it all – a sparsely furnished sitting room, a walkway that belies the status of a former number two citizen in a country where opulence is second nature to public office holders, and a perimeter wall that is as nondescript as can never be imagined for the residence of the first executive Vice President of Nigeria.
For the late Chief Alex Ifeanyichukwu Ekwueme (Ide), Second Republic Vice President of Nigeria, co-convener of G-34, founding leader of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, the definition of contentment can never be subjective. His residence in Enugu, off Rangers Avenue says it all – a sparsely furnished sitting room, a walkway that belies the status of a former number two citizen in a country where opulence is second nature to public office holders, and a perimeter wall that is as nondescript as can never be imagined for the residence of the first executive Vice President of Nigeria.
