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When Bashorun Akinwale Solomon Akinwole assumed office on May 19, 2025, as Chairman of the Oyo State Local Government Service Commission (LGSC), he entered history as the youngest person to…

Walk into any beer parlor, eatery, church, mosque courtyard, or motor park in Nigeria during election season and you’ll hear these words: “Our people must not lose this time.” Rarely…

“The best way to predict the future is to create it.” – Peter Drucker In Nigeria’s noisy political space, where too many leaders promise transformation but deliver little, this timeless…

The August 16 by-election for Ibadan North Federal Constituency has predictably turned the political temperature in Oyo State up several degrees. As campaigns intensify, so do accusations, counter-accusations, and the…

Sony was already a global brand before it came up with its Walkman on July 1, 1979. This device, which allowed individuals to enjoy music of their choice wherever they…

In many parts of Nigeria, governance has become synonymous with routine but in Oyo State, it is now synonymous with reform. Makinde’s Four Pillars are not mere policy declarations, they…

Nigeria’s democratic journey, which was reborn in 1999, has survived military rule, civil unrest, and economic instability. Yet today, it faces a more subtle but potentially more corrosive threat: political…

As Nigeria inches toward another defining political season; the 2027 general elections, conversations about who can provide transformative, people-centered leadership are intensifying. Among those whose names now resonates resoundingly in…

As the August 16, 2025, by-election for the Ibadan North Federal Constituency draws closer, political analysts and stakeholders are already bracing for what could become a defining moment in the…

As a political observer, media stakeholder, and resident of Oyo state, it’s commendable to note that Governor Seyi Makinde’s administration has done well enough to lay out the Roadmap to…