By Omotayo Olajide You may not like Tinubu, You may even hate APC. But politics should not always be about emotions. At some point, we have to sit down and ask ourselves one simple...
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Setting the Record Straight: Remi Omowaiye’s Misrepresentations on the 2026 Osun Governorship Election, by Prince Adeotun Omisore
Ordinarily, one wouldn’t bother on any response to inglorious pontification of Remi Omowaiye on the just concluded Osun gubernatorial election but to put the record straight and for prosperity so that minions like Remi...
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When Legacy Begins and Ends With One Man, Institutions Suffer
Abioye Tosin Lawrence When I look at the lives of many young people, particularly those at the grassroots who are struggling every day to break free from poverty, establish themselves and build meaningful lives,...
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Friends Of The Throne Disguising As Friends Of The King – Tayo Ogunniran, PhD
Friends Of The Throne Disguising As Friends Of The King – Tayo Ogunniran, PhD Elevation changes many things. New money, new office, new women, new influence and often, a new crowd. The throne room...
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A Continental Triumph: Why Ahmed Sajoh’s APRA Fellowship Matters for the Future of Public Service, By Gabriel Adesoji
The recent induction of Ahmed Ibrahim Sajoh as a Fellow of the African Public Relations Association (APRA) on 3 July 2026 is far more than a prestigious professional designation; it is a profound celebration...
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Beyond “Fake News”: A Call For Conceptual Precision In Media And Communication Discourse, By Olanihun Sunday Zechariah
By Olanihun Sunday Zechariah Olanihunzechariah@gmail.com +2347038572068 Few expressions have gained as much prominence in contemporary media discourse as the phrase “fake news.” It dominates political campaigns, social media conversations, academic debates, and everyday discussions...
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OSUN 2026: Why Senator Iyiola Omisore Should Weigh His Options, By Oluwaseyi Adeniyi (ASP)
By Oluwaseyi Adeniyi (ASP) When a Landlord is beginning to tell a Tenant, “Don’t you know that even that part of the yam can still be useful?”, then the Tenant should know that it...
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POLITICAL EARTHQUAKE IN OSUN: How Imposition, Internal Conspiracy and a Troubling Past Threaten Accord’s Future Election
By: Aina Gbadegesin Esq As political parties across Nigeria conclude their primaries ahead of the 2027 general elections, the atmosphere within several political camps has become increasingly tense, chaotic and controversial. Across many states,...
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The Unshakeable Mandate: Why Ekiti South Stands Firm with “Agbaman”
In the landscape of Ekiti politics, loyalty is not just a word, it is a debt of honor. Today, as the drums of the 2027 and 2031 cycles begin to beat, a clear voice...
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The Battle Between Odo Ado and Oke Ewi, By Chief Osasona Moses
…and the Role of the Palace By Chief Osasona Moses History is not just a record of the past; it is the compass that guides the future. When tradition is ignored, chaos takes its...
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