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, […]
Who is afraid of Civil society?
The argument that some NGOs fund terrorism is nothing but an illusion
My thoughts on our path to greatness
THE occasion of the 57th anniversary of national independence should give us a cause for deep reflection and critical thinking without necessarily taking anything away from the celebration.
Restructuring: Ibadan declaration, Tinubu’s King’s College presentation and other voices
On September 8, 2017, prominent Yoruba leaders rose from their symbolic conference tagged Ibadan declaration with a 16-point resolution which has as its centerpiece-A return to 1960 and 1963 constitutions both of which affirmed regional structure.
Agbarho: A struggle beyond land sales proceeds (2)
It is erroneous for him to assume to be the only educated Ajuwe to ascend the throne of Agbarho Kingdom in the past two and half centuries. The late HRM Ajuwe Ogheneruemu Arubi Omamohwo II who reigned in Agbarho Kingdom for twenty two (22) years, graduated from the Local Authority Modern School in 1957, he read and wrote well, which enabled him to become a member of the Delta State Traditional Council from 1992 till 2012.
Buying up community land, beware of the consequences
In 1986, a retired military officer came to Abam, Arochukwu LGA, Abia State, seeking land to cushion his retirement. A prominent Abam man took him to Idima Abam, where, using the chiefs and elders, he acquired 536,604 hectares of the community fertile land.
