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Bayelsa Guber:Don’t Ruin Our State, Traditional Rulers Tells Security Agencies. Chris Mark

Traditional Rulers in Bayelsa State has tasked various security formations to live up to expectations so as not to geopardisze the November 11 governorship election in Bayelsa state. The Traditional Rulers stated this during a News Conference at the Traditional Rulers Council in Yenagoa over the incessant attacks in Opu Nembe which has led to…

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Aregbesola and Osun APC ‘s long run to split. By Ademola Adebisi

It is now history that the All Progressive Congress, the party of the progressives, in Osun State, has lost or yielded ground to a supposedly conservative party, the PDP. Although the ideological distinction between the two political parties is tenuous, however, differences still exist in the two parties’ approaches to and speed of governance ….

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IKaram-born American-based Community Leader donates books worth millions of Naira to Akoko Schools. By Kunle Michael

In his quest to ensure that students get to the highest pedestal and attain academic excellence, an I Karam-born and American-based Community leader,Chief [Dr] Odomode Adeyemi Ololade Opemipo LaCrown has donated books worth over N10 million to Schools in Akoko. The event which took place Ikaram Unity Guest House in Ikaram, had who had gathered…

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Osun police rescues one as kidnapers abduct five farmers at community sharing boundary with kwara state. By John Dike

The Osun State Police Command has confirmed to have rescued one out of six farmers reportedly kidnapped in a community sharing boundary with kwara state . The Public Relations Officer of the command, SP Yemisi Opalola who confirmed the incident in a statement on Wednesday said the incident occurred on Monday and it was reported…

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Coup in Niger: ECOWAS, Don’t Stir Up the Hornet’s Nest II. By Prof. MK Othman

I must continue to beat the drum of peace as heinous fire is threatening my neighborhood, Niger republic. The Nigeria-Niger border has seven states – Kebbi, Sokoto, Zamfara, Katsina, Jigawa, Yobe, and Borno covering a distance of 1,608 km. Firing one shot in Niger will massively inject colossal wave of refugees into these states and…

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Subsidy ; Why Should innocent Nigerians paying for evil committed by Few — Bishop Oyejola. By John Dike

The Catholic Bishop of Osogbo Diocese Most Revered Dr John Akin Oyejola caution political leaders not to allow innocent Nigerians to suffer from the effect of removal of Subsidy which was reportedly caused by selected few rich individuals The Bishop who said 5 billion Naira Palliatives allocated to States will not cushion the effects as…

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Publisher Of Boch Newspaper Performed Traditional Marriage Rite. By Chris Mark

Otuokpoti Community in Ogbia Local Government Area of Bayelsa State came alive as the Publisher of Boch Newspaper Chime-Emela Oyagiri performed the traditional marriage rite of his heartthrob Beatrice Okatubo. The event was attended by the Oyagiri’s of Obele Community in Ahoada East Local Government Area of Rivers State and the Okatubo’s of Otuokpoti Community…

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Fallacies of religion, No-man’s-land, and why Nigeria is unbreakable (1). By Hassan Gimba

One of the factors that determined the just concluded elections in Nigeria is religion. Oh, agreed, in our politics, religion has always been a factor in determining winners and losers. But never before was it flagrantly flaunted and made to be the driving force than in 2023.Unfortunately, shepherds led their flocks by the nose, feasting…

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