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Pa James Faleye Adeleye: Joy is the memory of a legend!

Pa James Faleye Adeleye: Joy is the memory of a legend!

By Taiwo Adeleye Remembering you today, the 31st year anniversary of your departure to the fortress of eternal bliss is not due to instinctive feelings, ejaculatory thoughts or spontaneous nostalgia. It is a ritual of constant yearnings, daily reminiscences and yearly memory recalls of the life and times of a quintessential cornerstone- ÒPÓMÚLÉRÓ. A giant of […]

Ogiame Atuwatse III: Four years of purpose, vision, and regal renewal

Ogiame Atuwatse III: Four years of purpose, vision, and regal renewal

By Michael Tidi In the quiet unfolding of history, some reigns whisper, others echo, but a rare few resound across generations. His Majesty Ogiame Atuwatse III, the Olu of Warri, belongs firmly to the latter. As we mark the fourth anniversary of his coronation on August 21st, we celebrate not simply the passage of time, but […]

Yayi @ 56: A statesman’s journey to destiny

Yayi @ 56: A statesman’s journey to destiny

By Kunle Somorin  In the quiet theatre of time, where history often whispers before it roars, there occasionally emerges a figure whose life is not merely a sequence of events, but a symphony of purpose. Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, fondly known as Yayi, stands today at such a juncture. As he approaches his 56th year, the […]

Mama Keketobou Jane Kuku at 90: A life of grace, sacrifice, and unshakable faith

Mama Keketobou Jane Kuku at 90: A life of grace, sacrifice, and unshakable faith

By Femi Salako In the annals of Arogbo Town, Ese Odo Local Government Area of Ondo State, few names resonate with the quiet strength, resilience, and grace that define Mama Keketobou Jane Kuku. On Friday, August 22, 2025, this beloved matriarch will turn 90 years old, marking nine remarkable decades of selfless service, unshakable faith, and […]

Iri-Ji 2025: Nkwerre celebrates Dr Godwin Nnadi

Iri-Ji 2025: Nkwerre celebrates Dr Godwin Nnadi

By NZERIBE IHEKWABA Amongst the Igbo, the New Yam Festival is an epoch that occupies primacy in the pantheon of its cultural mores, unchallenged in its space and time, as the exaugural harvest of the planting calendar. Its seasonal uniformity in schedule and thanksgiving theme exemplifies the uniqueness of the aboriginal nature of the race […]