Rev. Michael Ogunbola is the District Superintendent of Assemblies of God Church, Apapa District, Lagos. Recently, well-wishers gathered to celebrate with him as he turned 65. In this interview to mark the birthday, Ogunbola, who is an Executive Council member of the church, narrates his salvation experience. He also speaks on his ministerial journey.  

It has to be politics for me because I believe I have the natural talent and with politics you can reach more people than merely doing humanitarian works,which is also good.None the less you at some point needs power to get something things done like good roads, electricity etc.

In the Nigerian blogosphere, Laila Ijeoma commands a lot of respect, not just because she owns  www.LailasBlog.com; an entertainment website that reports trending Nigerian news read by millions monthly.

RESTRUCTURING may have been one of the major campaign promises of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, ahead of the 2015 general election. It is, however, no news that the party was quick to forget that promise as it settled down to governance.

Don Pedro Obaseki, PhD,   is one of those prodigious Nigerians who at the early age of 23 years had already acquired a doctoral degree from the University of Benin. He lectured in that very University for several years until theatre, television and full time communications practice took him to Lagos where he staged many plays, worked immensely for Clapperboard, a TV content medium, DBN and was later consultant for the establishment of the first privately owned radio station in Nigeria; Raypower FM and later AIT and DAARSAT.