Cobwebs, cockroaches and forgotten boxes: The silent decay of Mike Okiro’s Lagos Police Information Points
By OWOLOLA ADEBOLA Years after Sir Mike Mbama Okiro served as Commissioner of Police in Lagos State and later rose to become Inspector-General of Police, a quiet but telling symbol of institutional neglect stands along some of the city’s streets and junctions. The police information boxes he introduced during his tenure as Lagos CP — […]
Ewohimi: The way not to go
By Anslem Okoeguale The Edo 2024 governorship election has come and gone. With the conclusion, it is expected that every stakeholder, particularly those in Ewohimi, Esan South East Local Government Area, must respect the need to uphold basic and sacred tenets of democracy. One of them dictates that even in the face of a bitter […]
Ayodele Olawande: A Track Record of Excellence
By Dayo Joseph Mr. Ayodele Olawande, the Minister of State for Youth Development, has left an indelible mark on the lives of young Nigerians. His dedication, vision, and leadership have transformed the youth development landscape, empowering countless young people across the country. The Ministry of Youth has revolutionised the lives of Nigerian youths. Over seven […]
Why is Bishop Oyedepo making his church members pay for his university despite their offerings and tithes?
To round off, whatever you think of Bishop Oyedepo, the following are few of his reflections at 70 which may serve as guide for your lives too…
Lebanon: Things are falling apart again
The 1982 war ruined Beirut. And it never recovered. Lebanon lost its status as the regional destination of Western investments and tourism.
EFCC vs Yahaya Bello: What’s the role of DSS, Police?
The immediate past governor of Kogi State, Yahaya Bello, now appears to be larger and higher than the laws of the land.
