By: Abudu Olalekan Fourteen dozen nations now treat climate protection like a rule, not a choice. This shift began when the United Nations made a rare move in voting history. Lawyers have started paying close attention ever since. The decision wasn’t loud – yet it echoes through courtrooms worldwide. A quiet turning point emerged where…
By: Abudu Olalekan Midway through the morning, sound spills across Ijebu-Ode when the Ojude Oba Festival kicks alive. Noise wraps around bright fabrics, old stories rising with every beat. Locals arrive alongside visitors drawn by what the day holds. Music pulses under hooves clattering in procession. Crowds shift in waves, cloth shimmering in sunlight. Memory…
By: Abudu Olalekan A father and his son are among five people taken into custody by the Ogun State Police Command. Weapons surfaced after targeted moves shaped by solid tips. Four guns were found through actions that unfolded in different parts of the state. Operations ran tight, guided by real-time information. The arrests came without…
By: Abudu Olalekan Change kicks off inside a room full of desks. There, learning shifts without warning. Out in Kaduna State, the Bridge That Gap Initiative has moved past words. Action shapes their days now. With the Green Savers Club up and running, change takes root quietly. Young students are stepping forward – nudged by…
By: Abudu Olalekan Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, says the rebuilt Rivers State Secretariat will be ready for use by the first quarter of 2027. That’s the timeline he’s putting on it. No long talk. He spoke on Monday after he went round the site again—those tall buildings in the Old GRA area of Port…
By: Abudu Olalekan NNPC isn’t backing down in its fight with Dangote Refinery over fuel imports. If anything, it’s digging in. In a filing at the Federal High Court in Lagos, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited told the judge that petrol and other products coming out of Dangote’s refinery are being sold at “significantly…
