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Prayers Won’t Plant the Seeds: Government Must Face Nigeria’s Food Crisis with Courage, Not Crusades By Dr Betty Anyanwu-Akeredolu

I recently came across a circular from the Federal Ministry of Agriculture inviting staff to a prayer session “for God’s guidance and success in supporting the government’s efforts to achieve…

PRINCE BIYI POROYE: A Proven Leader, Ready to Transform Oil Communities of Ondo State By Kikelomo Isijola

The atmosphere will be one of renewed hope and high expectations as Prince Biyi Olaleye Poroye will today be formally inaugurated as Executive Chairman of the Ondo State Oil Producing…

OPINION: When Will Nigeria Choose Truth Over Political Spin? By Dr Betty Anyanwu-Akeredolu

As the Nigerian President and several State Governors mark their second year in office, the atmosphere is charged with claims of achievements — from the strengthening of the naira to…

Bunmi Tunji – Ojo, Courage Personified By Babatunde Ogundare, Esq

In the tapestry of Nigeria’s evolving narrative, few figures stand out as vividly as the Minister of Interior, Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo. Born on May 1, 1982, in Oyin-Akoko, Ondo State,…

OPINION: A Prophet with Honour, Just Not Enough at Home: The Kayode Ajulo You Don’t Fully Know

***An Ode to Grace, Integrity, and Uncommon Impact By Dr. Paul Oludare Folawiyo The adage, “a prophet is not recognized in his own domain,” has never rung truer than in…

Senator Adeniyi Adegbonmire, SAN: A Trailblazer in Ondo Central’s Political and Developmental Landscape By Tony Whales

In the annals of Ondo Central’s political history, one name stands out for his consistency, unwavering commitment to the welfare of his constituents, and relentless pursuit of transformative development—Senator Adeniyi…

A new dawn in Ondo State with Lucky Aiyedatiwa By Kikelomo Isijola

A new dawn beckons in Ondo State, as Hon. Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa takes the oath of office as the 7th democratically elected governor today in Akure. As it is customary…

Reversing the Mother Tongue Policy in Primary Schools By Prof. Awobuluyi

In a NAN (News Agency of Nigeria) report dated 6th February 2025 and titled ‘FG seeks reversal of mother tongue policy in primary schools’ (accessible, e.g., at https://guardian.ng/features/education/fg-seeks-reversal-of-mother-tongue-policy-in-primary-schools/), the current…

OPINION: 2027: South West, Tinubu Supporters Playing with Fire By Uche Diala

It is actually premature to be talking about 2027 elections less than 2 years into our first tenure, but what is happening in the political arena is forcing me to…

EDO WAR OF 1818 – ISINKAN, AKURE, AND THE LAST STAND AT ALEDIMOPONYIN By David Adegboyegun

EDO WAR OF 1818 – ISINKAN, AKURE, AND THE LAST STAND AT ALEDIMOPONYIN By David Adegboyegun Benin forces under Oba Erediauwa Osemwende sacked Akure in 1818 and Oba Alademomi Arakale,…

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