Osun State Governor, Senator Ademola Adeleke has received the endorsement of a leading Yoruba diaspora group in South Africa following a strategic engagement in Cape Town. The President of the Association of Yoruba in Diaspora South Africa (AYIDSA)...
In a powerful opinion article published on Al Jazeera, columnist Tafi Mhaka argues that African nations must stage a coordinated boycott of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, hosted primarily by the United States. Mhaka draws a direct parallel to the 1976...
Is there anything such as a perfect match? The idea arrives early and lodges deep: somewhere in this crowded, chaotic world, a single person exists who is meant for you. Your perfect match. Your other half. The one whose absence leaves you...
Its a global celebration, yet, in many quarters— a forced, oblique social transaction. One would wonder if the recipe for love is all in Valentine’s. As millions around the world mark Valentine’s Day on February 14, the annual celebration of...
A coalition of youth-led civil society organizations has called on the National Assembly conference committee harmonizing the Electoral Act amendment bill to adopt the version passed by the House of Representatives, which mandates real-time...
Watch out for exhaustion before you fluff your living lines! On an unremarkable evening in 2021, Patrick Charnley sat down with his family to eat sausage and chips. He was thirty-nine years old, an ultra-fit partner at a London law firm, a man who...
The Organising Committee of the Prof. Akin Oyebode Cup (PAOC) has hailed the European signing of one of its outstanding alumni, Oladimeji Abdulmuiz. PAOC described the transfer as a defining moment in the tournament’s mission to nurture and elevate...
Marriage, hmmmm. There is a peculiar silence that descends on a wedding reception after the cake has been cut, the champagne flutes emptied, and the last guest has collected their take-home pack. The bride, still radiant in her gown, sits alone for...
The furore behind the e-tranmission of electoral results may be loud but apparently, if one reads between the lines, hasn’t achieved much. Sigh. In the architecture of democracy, the transfer of power is not merely a procedure, it is a...
Of Information and Knowledge Reflections by Bolutife Oluwadele “Please, I need to watch the news.” “D wan you watch yesterday, wetin you take am do?” This may sound funny, right? Yes, it should! Right from way back in Nigeria, there was an...
