Successful business magnate and owner of the popular Premier Lotto aka Baba Ijebu, Sir Kensington Adebutu recently clocked 80 years of age.
He however used the occasion to give back to the society through gift items at an event, which held with pomp and ceremony at the Teslim Balogun Stadium, Surulere, Lagos on Friday, 23 October. We used the opportunity to have a brief interview with the octogenarian, where he spoke about his business and other personal issues.

FORMER London Bureau Chief of Newswatch Magazine, Kayode Soyinka, who was present when Dele Giwa, the co-founder of the magazine was murdered in 1986 through a letter bomb, has dismissed as lies comments by a retired Deputy Inspector General of Police, Chris Omeben, that he fled after the attack and was never questioned.

I have a story to tell the world and most importantly the people of Ile-Ife. About 40 years ago, I was born into the Giesi Ruling House, Ojaja Royal Compound in the ancient city of Ile-Ife.

THE dangers of a war on corruption uninhibited by constitutional limitations on power: The war against corruption is no doubt a very laudable cause that demands the wholehearted support of all. Constitutional democracy cannot be sustained, much less be nurtured to full maturity in Nigeria, unless a relentless war is waged against rampant corruption.

BACKGROUND: It seems it is axiomatic that the man of colour is destined to be perpetually “the fetcher of water and hewer of wood.” It also seems axiomatic that the man of colour seems to accept that that really is his pre-ordained destiny. Some will even go so far to support this position by saying […]