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We gave Tinubu the highest votes in 2023, we are reaping the benefits

We gave Tinubu the highest votes in 2023, we are reaping the benefits

…Vows constituency will give president 250, 000 votes in next polls …Call Igbos the Lionel Messi of Nigeria By Funmi Ajumobi As Nigeria navigates economic challenges, growing security concerns and the political calculations ahead of the 2027 general elections, questions surrounding governance, accountability and national development have continued to dominate public discourse. At the centre […]
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Remember you are not the owner of your life

Remember you are not the owner of your life

One thing I have personally learnt is that life itself is a gift to all of us. No one is here by his/her own power, no-one has absolute control over life. Infact, we really do not have any control over life as it were.

I want to do things that  will surpass my generation — Paul Kalejaiye

I want to do things that will surpass my generation — Paul Kalejaiye

Adeboye Paul Kalejaiye is the Special Adviser to the Lagos State Governor on Rural Development , a role entrusted to him by the governor to see to the development of the rural areas in the state, so as to be able to curb rural-urban drift. Having earned a first degree in education, a Masters in Public and Business Administration and a fellow of the Nigerian Institute of Management, Nigeria public Administrators, Mr Kalejaye has been involved in politics right from his secondary school days where he held positions, as the president of the student associations.

I’ ve not lost hope in Nigeria — Bishop Mike Okonkwo

I’ ve not lost hope in Nigeria — Bishop Mike Okonkwo

Last week, we brought you the first part of Dr. Mike Okonkwo, Presiding Bishop of The Redeemed Evangelical Mission (TREM) interview, as he clocked 64 yeas September 6, 2009.. In this concluding part of the interview conducted by Yemisi Suleiman, the man who is known to boldly declare his mind on issues, even if they are political, declares that only Nigerians can bring positive change to Project Nigeria.

Rain Rain Go Away

Rain Rain Go Away

In 1914, Thomas Burberry introduced a unique item to the British Army during World War I that has evolved to be one of the most functional and iconic in the history of apparel. Simply dubbed the “trench coat” by Burberry, the soldiers wore it in inclement weather as they traveled and battled in the mud soaked trenches.