The Kamala You Don’t Know
In a watershed moment three months ago, Vice-President Kamala Harris stood before the American public, making a historic bid for the presidency. With Presisent Joe Biden stepping aside and endorsing her, Harris found herself thrust into a high-stakes…
COP29: An Opportunity to Tackle Malnutrition and Boost Growth through Climate Action
The stakes are higher than ever. Climate change, once viewed as a distant environmental issue, now has a direct impact on human health, food security, and economic stability. The consequences are particularly severe for vulnerable populations, who are…
My fascination with Jesus – Afeso Albert Akanbi
It is axiomatic today that the most fascinating figure in human history is Jesus Christ. That perhaps explains why every major religion, even those founded before him, account for his existence, draw from his teachings and somehow find a way to include…
5 Places on Earth Where Rain is Only a Myth
We often think of rain as a constant part of life—storms rolling in, showers feeding rivers and lakes, or just the soft, misty drizzle that refreshes landscapes. But there are places on our planet where rain is almost a foreign concept, places where the…
Solidarity tops agenda as Young Active referees pay courtesy visit to Oguntuase
It was a celebration galore, as young Active Referees in Ekiti, celebrate mr Oguntuase Adesina. The Referees in their numbers described during a courtesy visit described Oguntuase as a leader with the Midas touch, a refined gentleman and mentor of men…
Opinion – I am Voting For “Mr Garbage” Because…
It’s a knotty era and making a choice for who to steer it, makes it gaddamn complex. I reside in one of the swing states in America and I am not black. However, that doesn’t impinge my senses or cast a cloud over my sentiments. America today…
Canada is Calling
Why is there so much fuss about migrating to Canada? Anyways, Canada’s tourism board, Destination Canada, is making a determined push to attract more international visitors. Despite its breathtaking landscapes, cultural richness, and abundant…
The Contempt – A poem by Bolutife Oluwadele
This dialogue poem by Bolutife Oluwadele is coloured in Pidgin and Yoruba language. “Igí sún mọ́ gi, lọ̀bọ fí ńṣakọ Igí sún mọ́ gi, lọ̀bọ fí ńṣakọ Tí gi bá jìnnà sí ra wọn Ọ̀bọ kò ní skill Igí sún mọ́ gi, lọ̀bọ fí ńṣakọ” …
NFF’s Players’ Status Committee, FIFA Transfer Machine System and Football Business in Nigeria – Bayo Olanlege
As someone who has watched the complexities of football unfold in Nigeria, I often wonder—are we truly tapping into the immense potential this sport holds for our economy, especially , as it concerns revenue to be generated (in dollars), our youth, and…
Babajide SANWO-OLU – Is the Broom Coming? By Duke Of Shomolu
We all know the saying: the same broom used to flog the first wife will flog the new one. Yesterday, we awoke to news that the Governor had taken the EFCC to court to enforce his human rights and bar them from harassing or arresting him after his tenure.…
