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Transforming NIMASA: Mobereola’s First Year

Opinion: BY ABIODUN KOMOLAFE Dayo Mobereola’s first year as Director-General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has been marked by transformative changes, strategic reforms and innovative partnerships. Appointed in March 2024, Mobereola brought his reputation as a technocrat and PhD holder in transport economics to the Nigerian …

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2027: Ogun West Cannot Achieve It Alone

Opinion: BY ABU-SATAR HAMED As I reflect on the ongoing discussions surrounding the ambitions of Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola (Omo to Yayi), representing Ogun West in the National Assembly, I feel compelled to offer a word of caution. We must be mindful of how we portray the Senator’s aspirations for …

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My Perspective on the FG Takeover Of Tai Solarin University Of Education (TASUED)

Opinion: BY SF OJO EMMANUEL Strategic, Not an Indictment  The claim that the Federal Government’s takeover of TASUED is an indictment on Ogun State or a failure of the present administration is completely misleading. This is a strategic decision aimed at ensuring the university’s long-term sustainability, growth, and global relevance. …

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LG Financial Autonomy: Re- Governors Lobby Tinubu!

Opinion: BY OLUWOLE OLADIPUPO The media space was agog with the above  news story, recently! I, once, wrote a piece on the Supreme Court judgement on Local government financial autonomy…analysed its, inherent, attendant political undertones, and confusions, therein- But, some politico-ethnocentrically inclined persons, initially felt otherwise, just like my earlier piece, where …

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Alumni Treasure And National Transformation

Opinion: BY ABIODUN KOMOLAFE Ayo Aluko-Olokun, a veteran journalist and communication consultant, was recently elected as the National President of St. Patrick’s Grammar School, Ibadan, Oyo State (SPACO) Alumni Association. A member of the 1975/1980 set, Aluko-Olokun, formerly known as Ayodele Aluko in his secondary school days, took over from …

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2027: A Crossroads Of Choice

Opinion: BY ABIODUN KOMOLAFE We are at midterm, which means that the next electoral cycle has already started. Unfortunately, governance will begin to slow down as politicking and jockeying for advantage become more pronounced, distracting from the real work of administration and the quest to achieve sustainable development. The ruling …

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Housing Revolution Under Prince Dapo Abiodun-Led Administration In Ogun State

Opinion: BY SF OJO EMMANUEL  Since assuming office, Governor Dapo Abiodun of Ogun State has made affordable housing a cornerstone of his administration’s urban renewal and infrastructural development agenda. With a strong commitment to making home-ownership accessible, his government has launched a series of innovative, people-oriented housing projects across Ogun …

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Prophet Israel Oladele Genesis: A Celebrated Leader Who Inspires Global Faith, Marks Another Year Of Inspiring Hope, Positivity

BY OLUWASEUN FABIYI In a world that often craves hope and guidance, few have stepped forward with the conviction and dedication of Prophet Israel Oladele Ogundipe, affectionately known as Genesis.  A man whose name is synonymous with vision, integrity, and boundless inspiration, Prophet Oladele Genesis has cultivated a life marked …

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Akpoti-Uduaghan And The Emerging Controversies

Opinion: BY ABIODUN KOMOLAFE The suspension of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan for six months, stemming from her allegations of sexual harassment and abuse of office against Senate President Godswill Akpabio, reveals a deeper issue within Nigeria’s political system. This incident, among others, raises questions about Nigeria’s claim to being a republic, …

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June 12, Annulled Dreams And The Unending Agony

Opinion: BY ABIODUN KOMOLAFE June 12, 1993 marked a significant setback for Nigeria, harking back to the January 15, 1966, coup-d’etat. This unfortunate event pushed the country back by at least a century, primarily due to the suspension of the 1963 Republican Constitution. Although the masterminds behind the coup never …

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