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RAINBOW COALITION: Tinubu must be careful with Wike — Odion Akhaine, political scientist

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, […]
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West Synod Proffers Panacea for Nigeria’s Growth

West Synod Proffers Panacea for Nigeria’s Growth

The West Synod of The Presbyterian Church of Nigeria has given the panacea for the transformation of Nigeria to a peaceful and prosperous nation. In communiqué, the Moderator of the Synod, The Rev. Wembley Uduma, emphasized that abundant life in Jesus Christ, as promised by God, could only be attained if the virtues of Christ were followed.

Some govt officials almost sabotaged amnesty deal – Ex-IGP Mike Okiro

Some govt officials almost sabotaged amnesty deal – Ex-IGP Mike Okiro

Sir Mike Okiro, the immediate past Inspector-General of Police, speaks on how he sold the amnesty idea to the late President Yar’Adua, the efforts that went into its evolution and how some government officials almost scuttled it, in an interview with Kingsley Omonobi.

How Obasanjo Conned Afenifere, AD Governors  –  Bisi Akande, AC Chairman

How Obasanjo Conned Afenifere, AD Governors – Bisi Akande, AC Chairman

When you conduct an interview with an angry former state governor who was “conned” by a former President of Nigeria, a fellow Yoruba, what do you expect?
Bisi Akande, the former Osun State governor between 1999 and 2003 on the platform of an atrophying Alliance for Democracy, AD, but who today is National Chairman of the Action Congress, AC, can talk. But how do you stop a man who continues to provide invaluable never-before-heard information?

How N100,000 changed the life of a street barber

How N100,000 changed the life of a street barber

“I left my hometown just to earn a living here in Lagos. People say Lagos is like London but unfortunately, life has become so miserable that I hardly eat three square meal. This is the only profession I enjoy doing. When I started this profession, I’ve always believed that God would shower His mercies on me. “I’ve been faced with different challenges.