By: Abudu Olalekan Well, this one just got overturned. And honestly? It was coming. The Court of Appeal sitting in Abuja has set aside a Federal High Court judgment that had ordered the Independent National Electoral Commission to deregister the African Democratic Congress and four other political parties. The ruling was unanimous. All three justices…
By: Abudu Olalekan President Bola Tinubu sat down with leaders of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria on Tuesday at the State House in Abuja, and he had a clear message — we’re getting a handle on things. The meeting was led on the bishops’ side by Most Reverend Matthew Ndagoso, Archbishop of Kaduna and…
By: Oluwaseun M Lawal For many expectant mothers in Hong Kong, summer has become more than just uncomfortable. It has quietly turned into something they never imagined could threaten their pregnancies. The heat arrives early. It stays longer. Nights no longer bring much relief. Yet inside many antenatal clinics across the city, conversations about extreme…
By: Oluwaseun M. Lawal In the summer of 1976, Europeans complained about the heat. Crops dried up. Rivers shrank. Records were set. It was, at the time, unforgettable. Today, that same heat would barely raise eyebrows. A new scientific analysis says the brutal heatwave now gripping large parts of Europe — smashing records from London…
By: Oluwaseun M. Lawal Is there a quiet plan to pair Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso in 2027? Or is it all just political noise? The New Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP) and the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) are now throwing sharp words at each other over claims that the NNPP was being steered toward collapsing…
By: Oluwaseun M. Lawal For years, the story was the same. A bright student. Big dreams. Empty pockets. And then — no university. But the Federal Government says that story is changing. Speaking during a meeting with members of the National Committee for the Advancement of Occupational Therapy, Audiology and Speech and Language Therapy Education,…
