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Who is the authentic Olori-Ebi to lead Fusengbuwa to Awujale stool?

Who is the authentic Olori-Ebi to lead Fusengbuwa to Awujale stool?

By Olufemi Oriyomi The question Ijebu is asking today is simple, yet those trying to destroy Fusengbuwa cannot answer it: Who is the authentic Olori-Ebi of Fusengbuwa ruling house? Is it the documented leadership of Otunba Adedokun Ajidagba, Otunba Abdullateef Owoyemi and Prof. Chief Fassy Yusuf that received the government letter of December 2, 2025, […]
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TY Danjuma Foundation: Partnering likeminds to  give succour to the needy

TY Danjuma Foundation: Partnering likeminds to give succour to the needy

Few foundations in the country, if any, have impacted lives in the land, the way and manner the TY Danjuma Foundation, owned by General Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma (rtd), has done in the past decade. For a foundation dedicated to service delivery in the thematic areas of health and education, successive administrations would take a look at the with pride, given the enormous resources it has committed in alleviating the plight of the vulnerable in the society in the past ten years.

Regulatory fines will put banks on their toes – Adebayo

Regulatory fines will put banks on their toes – Adebayo

William Adebayo is the Coordinator of Greenwich Shareholders Association. In this interview, he spoke on some market issues as well as punitive measures imposed on banks by the  Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), saying that while mandating banks to keep part of their deposits with the CBN in bad taste, fines, on the other hand, will keep the managers alive to their responsibilities.

As another ponzi scheme berths in Nigeria

As another ponzi scheme berths in Nigeria

CHARLES Ponzi was an Italian-American who was fascinated by life in the United States when he first arrived. He was taken in by the American dream and vowed within himself to be part of the wonderful way of life.

NSITF Imbroglio: The Poverty of Leadership by NLC

NSITF Imbroglio: The Poverty of Leadership by NLC

Nothing suggests that the leadership of an organisation cannot make mistakes. Why would anyone expect a leader to be infallible? But what distinguishes nobility from charlatanism; maturity of mind from mediocrity is the ability to retrace one’s steps, the humility to apologise once a mistake has been unambiguously identified. As psychologists will tell you, rather than being a sign of weakness, humility is a sign of strength, that inner power that makes the purveyor stand erect even after eating humble pie.