By: Abudu Olalekan Lagos suddenly found itself facing a stark reminder of Earth’s fragility. That Sunday, the 24th of May, saw crowds gather when the People Planet and Peace Foundation took over city roads. Their mission sparked movement, not just speeches. Noise filled the air – this time with purpose. Energy crackled underfoot, turning pavement…
By: Abudu Olalekan It started like any other Saturday evening in D.C. — until the shots rang out. Just after 6 PM, right by the White House security perimeter, a man pulled a weapon from his bag and opened fire. Secret Service agents returned fire. The gunman went down. A bystander got hit too. No…
By: Abudu Olalekan You know how some party primaries are just formalities? This one wasn’t even close. President Bola Tinubu didn’t just win the APC’s 2027 presidential primary. He wiped the floor with his only challenger, Stanley Osifo. Party structures across every single state and ward fell in line behind his second-term bid. Reportersroom observed…
By: Abudu Olalekan Rotary E-Club of One Nigeria and People Planet and Peace Foundation plant mangrove trees in Akodo Ise, Lagos, to help protect the coastal community. From a small village tucked beside the water’s edge in Akodo Ise, roots now stretch into wet soil – thanks to hands that came together across cities. Trees…
By: Abudu Olalekan Oyo schools kidnap crisis deepens as suspected terrorists open talks with the state government while fear spreads across schools in Ogbomoso and nearby communities. Fear still hangs heavily across parts of Oyo State. Classrooms are growing empty. Parents are scared. Teachers too. And somewhere deep inside the forests, dozens of abducted pupils…
By: Abudu Olalekan Surprise raids by Nigeria’s armed forces last week turned deadly for militants. From Tuesday through Monday, soldiers pushed hard in multiple regions – wiping out many attackers, capturing more than four dozen people linked to violence, then bringing home nine who had been taken by force. Bad timing for extremists – the…
