By: Oluwaseun Lawal It started with a tip. Monday night, folks in Suleja, Niger State noticed something odd—cartons, just sitting there, abandoned behind an unfinished building in Sandaco. People got worried. They called it in. Police didn’t waste time. By 8 p.m., officers from ‘B’ Division were on the scene. What did they find? Eight…
By: Oluwaseun Lawal It’s not every day you hear about a city in Japan being called “Nigeria’s hometown.” Sounds odd, right? But that’s exactly what happened. Friday, just after the big Tokyo International Conference for African Development—TICAD9, they call it—two of President Tinubu’s aides, Bayo Onanuga and Temitope Ajayi, found themselves in Kisarazu. Not Tokyo….
By: Oluwaseun Lawal Pep Guardiola. Always got something to say, right? Friday afternoon, pre-match press conference. The room’s buzzing, reporters everywhere, mics in his face. And Pep, he’s got that look. You know, the one where he’s about to say something bold. He doesn’t disappoint. “Rodri? Best player in the world. Still is. Until someone…
By: Oluwaseun Lawal So, here we go again. Election season is creeping up. 2027 might sound far, but, honestly, it’s closer than you think. And if you’re one of those people who’s lost their Permanent Voter Card (PVC), or maybe your name’s spelled wrong, or your address is off—well, INEC says now’s your chance. Don’t…
By: Oluwaseun Lawal Nigerian government promised to reach Twenty million children with hot meals in schools by 2026. Sounds ambitious, right? Maybe even a little wild. But that’s the plan. This is beyond just food. It’s speaks hope, security, and honest—survival for a lot of kids who might otherwise slip through the cracks. It’s a…
By: Oluwaseun Lawal It’s early morning in Lagos. The city’s already buzzing, traffic crawling, and the air thick with the usual mix of hope and hustle. But inside a quiet breakfast meeting—organized by the Nigerian Chamber of Shipping, with Lekki Port folks in tow—something big is being discussed. Something that could change the story of…
