By: Abudu Olalekan The land is getting hotter. The rains, when they come, are angry. Floods swallow homes whole. Droughts crack the earth, leaving farmlands barren. This is the reality of climate change in Nigeria. It’s not a distant threat. It’s here, now. And for years, the nation has been grappling with how to fight…
By: Abudu Olalekan The internet is a messy place. And right now, it’s swirling with rumors, accusations, and a whole lot of drama surrounding actress Regina Daniels, her husband, Senator Ned Nwoko, and her mother, veteran actress Rita Daniels. It all kicked off again with a viral video. A shocking one. Regina, in the clip,…
By: Abudu Olalekan It happened in a flash. A sharp, stinging slap. And it was all caught on camera. The video, short but brutal, hit the internet and just blew up. It showed a Divisional Police Officer, a man supposed to uphold the law, striking a young man during an arrest. The scene? Ushafa, a…
By: Abudu Olalekan It began with empty pumps. Frustrated drivers. Endless queues. No fuel. Just silence at the station. Then came the grumbling. And finally, action. On a hot Tuesday in Abuja, the House of Representatives couldn’t look away. The showdown between PENGASSAN, the oil workers’ union, and the $20 billion Dangote Refinery had snarled…
By: Abudu Olalekan It was a quiet afternoon in Port Harcourt. Agbo Adoga, just 15, stared at his screen. Heart pounding. Fingers trembling. Then he saw it: 1600. Perfect. Every single point. No mistakes. None. Agbo is the real deal. A Graceland International School prodigy. He just joined a tiny club—kids worldwide with flawless SAT…
By: Abudu Olalekan It’s November in Ibadan. The party’s national convention. A chance to reset and heal. So many eyes on this one. They need unity. They crave consensus. Inside that smoky room, three names kept popping up. Sule Lamido. Former Jigawa State strongman. Ahmed Makarfi. The calm hand from Kaduna. And Tanimu Turaki, SAN….
