National Security: DIG Spells out Media Role
2024 NUJ Press Week in Ekiti State had Sylvester Abiodun Alabi, an Ekiti man, to deliver a lecture that signposts media responsibility towards societal peace.
2024 NUJ Press Week in Ekiti State had Sylvester Abiodun Alabi, an Ekiti man, to deliver a lecture that signposts media responsibility towards societal peace.
Senator Michael Opeyemi Bamidele is Nigeria’s number four most powerful political office holder. A recent viral controversial social media report pitched the Senate Leader against the public. Could it be true that M.O.B. stands against a return to regional government? A journalist and public analyst, Abiodun Borisade, speaks on the subject.
September 27, 2024 was World Tourism Day and the host in Ekiti State was Oroke Ewo in Ilupeju Ekiti where an invading enemy army were trounced: their horse turned to a tree, a calabash of charms turned to a rock and soldiers mummified into stones!
The evil called political structure; a lesson for Nigeria – By Bolaji O. Akinyemi.
Buhari was the most popular individual candidate in all his failed attempts at becoming the President.
By Bala Ibrahim. Nigeria is a very difficult country to understand. Too difficult to grasp, or comprehend mentally. One minute a man is poor, the next minute he is rich, stupendously rich. That is one aspect of the Nigerian feature that is incongruous with the provisions of common sense. In Nigeria, financial opportunities avail themselves […]
Comrade Jola Ogunlusi By Bolaji Kareem Comrade Jola Ogunlusi, former National Secretary of Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), will be 90 years old on 25 September. His friends and associates have planned a thanksgiving service for Saturday, 28 September, at Church of Pentecost, 21 Road, FESTAC Village, Lagos to give praise to God for preserving […]
A viral video recently circulated on social media showed Olivia bound and undressed. In the footage, the suspect is seen unwrapping the victim, who is already partially covered in cellophane.
Asue Ighodalo – The Man Fit for the Job
Oneof the female students in the Department of Theatre and Media Arts in Ekiti State University, EKSU, has accused her lecturer, Prof. Adefolaju Adeseke of the same department of rape.The female student in a petition to Omolade Asake Foundation, a Non-governmental organization, dated 24th July 2024 alleged that Adeseke invited her to his office at […]
The vice presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP) in last year’s election, Datti Baba-Ahmed, has said the national chairman of the party, Julius Abure, was not removed by any governor but by the constitution of the party after the expiration of his tenure.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has denied reports that Yahaya Bello, former governor of Kogi State, is in its custody. The EFCC in a terse media Statement on X formerly Twitter by its head of Media and Publicity, Dele Oyewale, said the former governor is not in its holding facility and remains a […]
The Anglican Bishop of Nnewi Diocese – The Rt. Rev. Ndubisi Obi.
September 21, 2024 will be my fifth year anniversary as the Anglican Bishop of Nnewi.
With the admission of Dr. Wole Oluyede, a former governorship candidate, into their fold, PDP is awake to its place as a formidable political party in Ekiti State.
A “traditional member of the APC”, Dr. Wole Oluyede moved to the ADC from where he, finally, pitched his tenth with the People’s Democratic Party, PDP
There is now a new policy on WAEC and NECO age limit in Nigeria. Exceptionally gifted children under the age of 18 may now be allowed to sit for the..
fuel hike – In a statement on Wednesday, Lagos State Head of Service, Bode Agoro, said the government has extended the “flexible work initiative”
The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has announced plans for a nationwide protest set to begin on September 15, 2024.
I Beg You In The Name Of God To Reverse Petrol Price Increment’ Cross River APC Chairman Writes Tinubu. “Our dear President Tinubu, I write to salute your..
The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) expresses its profound concern and strong condemnation over the recent increase in the pump price of fuel by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC), which has risen sharply from 617 Naira to about 900 Naira. This significant and abrupt hike has imposed an unbearable burden on the already overstretched finances of ordinary Nigerians, further aggravating the economic challenges faced by millions across the country.
Before the sudden increase in the pump price by the NNPC, the price of the product hovered around N930 and N1,000 per litre outside the two NNPC Mega stations in Makurdi town that hardly have supply but sold the product at N617 per litre whenever they had to dispense to the public.