Category: Profile
My Diary:From Primary to Tertiary( Part 1)
By Dapo Thomas When I chose fish crumbs as my favorite snack in my primary one, I didn’t know I was creating a prophetic problem for myself. Something happened in...
The Seven Fruits Of President Tinubu’s Qatar trip
By Dada Olusegun President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, once again, continued his aggressive marketing of Nigeria as the investment destination of the next decade as he...
Ogbeni Lanre Banjo: Celebrating a patriotic Nigerian, advocate of good governance at 66
By Kosamatu Raji The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and...
What to know about Bolaji Agbede,new AG. CEO Access Bank Holdings Plc
Ms. Bolaji Agbede, Acting Group Chief Executive Officer, Access Holdings Plc The Board of Directors of Access Holdings Plc (‘the Company’) has announced the...
Ahmed Kuru and his adversaries
By James Imoru BEING a beacon of integrity in an abundantly blessed but criminally managed, consciously monetized society like Nigeria can be daunting. Ask the...
Adekemi @ 70:A life of Industry and Service to God
All roads leads to Itoki,near Agbado,a surburb of Lagos on Sunday January 21, as Pastor Adekunle Adekemi,Banker;Insurance Executive ; Business man and retired...
In this time of hunger and problems…
By Bola BOLAWOLE turnpot@gmail.com 0807 552 5533 Described as “prominent Opposition spokesman” (for the 2023 PDP/Atiku Abubakar presidential campaign), Daniel...
Otunba Akinsanya Doherty at 70: A Symphony of Excellence and Community Spirit
By: Tayo Mabeweje In the heart of Ajah’s Royal Garden Estate, a symphony of elegance and legacy recently unfolded, marking the House Dedication and 70th...
N18b Assurance Policy for fallen Heroes:Remember Us- Ademulegun, Maimalari,Sodeinde, Lagerma ,Fajuyi, others Ademulegun daughter writes Tinubu
One of the daughters of the late Brigadier Samuel Ademulegun,one of the senior officers who lost their lives in the January 15,1966 coup and the counter...
Without The Yoruba, Nigeria Would Be a Black and White Television -Okri
Someone responded to my homage to Yoruba culture by saying the Yoruba are a frivolous people because they ‘celebrate even when nothing has happened’....
