Alaafin of Oyo vs UI Professor: Breakdown of the trending “Three Hour Lateness” controversy
A respected traditional institution, a prominent academic voice, and a statement about a public appearance have combined to create a debate that goes beyond a simple question of timing. The…
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EXPOSE: How Clement Adesuyi Hastrup was elected as Owa of Ijesaland
Looja Clement Adesuyi Haastrup of the Bilaro Oluodo Ruling House, a former deputy governor of Osun State, has been elected as Ijesaland's Owa-Obokun Ajimoko III. This comes just four months…
From Vigilante To Vandalism: How Anambra Security Personnel Died Attempting To Steal Electricity Cables In Enugu Community
Anambra man electrocuted while attempting to steal armoured cables with his robbery gang in Nsukka Members of the gang flee, leaving behind the lifeless body of the deceased and a…
Ugwuogo Nike/Opi Nsukka road: Untold story of Enugu highway where kidnappers, wear police uniforms
Ugwuogo Nike/Opi Nsukka has become a nightmare for motorists, passengers as kidnappers in police uniforms maim, kill road users Passengers, drivers recount their ordeals, say the road has become more…
Low Representation of Female Candidates Worsens Gender Parity in Nigerian Politics
The sun rose brightly over Ondo State, casting a golden glow on the streets as residents prepared for an important day. It was time to elect their 19th governor, and…
Students Continue to be Victims of Teachers’ Harsh Whip in Nigeria Despite Existing Laws
“The dustbin was bought with the students’ money.” This seemingly harmless remark tragically cost the life of Monday Ariyo, an SS2 student at Obada Grammar School, Obada, Idi-Emi, Ogun State.…
Rafat Salami: Remembering the veteran broadcaster who did not allow autism to steal her joy
Rafat Salami is gone. The renowned broadcaster from Kogi, who warmed our hearts with her gifts and unusual motherly affection, has died. According to reports, the seasoned television journalist died…
Anxiety as battle for Owa-Obokun of Ijesaland tears Ruling House apart
The battle for the seat of Owa-Obokun of Ijesaland intensifies as families, particularly Ofukutu and Ajimoko, also known as Hastrup in the Bilaro Oluodo Ruling House, spar over the kingship.…
10 months without cult attacks in Ilesa: The police magic
More than 18 individuals were reportedly killed between June 2023 and February 2024 as a result of cult clashes in Ilesa, a historic town in Osun State. More than 12…
Sahel Exodus From ECOWAS: Security, Economic Implications On The Region
ECOWAS approved the exit of Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso from the regional bloc with effect from January, 2025 The request for exit from the regional organization followed sanctions by…
Enugu: Residents lament as water crisis bites harder
Enugu residents in anguish as water crisis hits metropolis 25 litres of water sells for N70, N80 as 750 litres of tank goes for N15,000, N18,000 as tanker drivers attribute…
Incessant Collapse Of Nigeria Power Grid And Its Economic Consequences
Nigerian power grid collapsed for the twelfth on December 11, 2024 Experts blame aging infrastructure, insufficient funding to the incessant collapse Obi, others say it is a national embarrassment, call…
Enugu: Fear, tension as hoodlums overrun Nsukka, kill, maim residents
Hoodlums overrun Nsukka, kill, maim residents Two persons killed on Sunday at Ozzi Edem, Nsukka by suspected kidanppers Community leaders, youths keep mum as the ugly trend continues in the…
Living with time bomb: Untold story of abandoned Enugu coal mines
Abandoned coal mines in Enugu state pose environmental, life threats Enugu govt. moves to revitalize the industry, reaches N1b agreement with company Stakeholders seek end to continuation of mining, cite…
Sheikh Muideen Ajani Bello: Remembering Ibadan-born Islamic scholar and friend of the masses who made Kano his home
Sheikh Muideen Ajani Bello is dead. The Ibadan-born Islamic scholar who made Kano his home has finished his sojourn on Earth. The dynamic, intelligent, and fiery Islamic preacher died at…
OBALOGUN FESTIVAL: Inside Nigeria’s town where king, natives strike each other with burning sticks (PHOTOS)
In the face of the violent infiltration of modernity through religion, which resulted in the annulment of rites or sacred practices known as traditions that are closely associated with the…
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