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A CITY OF THE MAD.  Chief Michael Adekunle Ajasin sat his sartorial self at the front pew of our St Andrews Cathedral Church in Owo, ten years after his exit as first civilian governor of my state. Again, he had on him his signature white cotton agbada. There subsists true or fabled stories of how he left the Alagbaka government house, Akure, in 1983, with the same set or numbers of clothes he came with in 1979. However, the one l saw on him that Sunday must have left his tailor's factory at least a decade before. l didn't need to be told the ex governor was not a rich man. He wasn't poor neither. But he died a contented man in 1997. Contentment is the grace to stand up from the dinning table and look away from the food tray when your belly is full. But the Nigerian  public official, although filled and belching with excess, would still hide stolen meat within the corners of his mouth at a dinner, stuff fried rice into his socks, and try to shuffle moinmoin into his shoes.

2023: No Wonder Everyone Wants To Be President – Peter Psquare On Accountant-General’s Arrest Peter Okoye of Psquare music group has reacted to the arrest of the Accountant General of the Federation, Ahmed Idris. Recall that Idris was suspended by the Minister of Finance, budget and National Planning, Zainab Ahmed. His suspension came after the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, arrested him for allegedly diverting funds and laundering N80billion. Shocked by the news, Peter urged Nigerian leaders to have conscience. According to him, siphoning of public funds seems to be the reason everyone is contesting to be the next President of Nigeria. The 40-year-old musician said this via his Twitter page. His tweet read: “Just one that was appointed by the President looted 80 billion! Ahhhh! No wonder everybody wants to be the PRESIDENT of Nigeria! “Chisus! 80 Billion! Abeg make una dey try get conscience na!”

Late Osinachi’s Husband is using a fake name, real identity revealed. 15-4-2022 The family of Peter Nwachukwu, the In-laws of late gospel singer Osinachi Nwachukwu has reacted to the death of the gospel artiste and made serious revelations about his (Peter’s) identity. A senior brother to Mr. Peter Nwachukwu, identified as Richard Okekenwa, said for almost twenty years, he has never seen Peter Nwachukwu with his eyes. “I don’t call him and he doesn't call me. I have nothing to do with him” he added. Okekenwa further revealed that Mr Peter Nwachukwu’s real name is Peter Echijekwu Okekenwa. He added that even when Peter’s father died he did not visit the village for the burial as well as when his father in law died, he also ignored the burial ceremony. Okekenwa stated that he heard the death of Osinachi from his own kids who called him and told him late at night. “Even as we speak, Peter has not called me to tell me that Osinachi is dead” he added.   Also, Ric

PRINCESS EIGBOKHAN ORIH SPEAKS ON PERSONALITY OF AN  AFRICAN BEAUTY.  I once had a friend who believed that looking good is all about putting on expensive apparel  and also smelling nice.  It is more than physical appearance, there is more to looking good than what a woman  puts on because, whatever you wear tells a story about you. And likewise, your character and personality tells more story about you as a woman. Let your character, attitude, personality as a woman firstly grace transparency, fairness, firmness, intelligence,  humility, accountability, trust worthiness, love, kindness, peace ,  discipline,  truthfulness, independent and leadership that is the real visuals and vitality of an African beauty not your skin type but your personality in your day to day life. Let's leave this topic for another episode. So many stories have been told about the African woman.  Her beauty is incomparable. Her character is wholesome and her pe

I would like to take this opportunity to welcome all traditional leaders, widows, youths, students, farmers, traders, my great men and women into this month of April 2022. I would like to begin by saying thank you.  I can't appreciate and thank you all enough for your undying support for me JIDE IPINSAGBA  and the "JIDE IPINSAGBA 2023 SENATORIAL AMBITION"    It’s been said that it takes roughly 10,000 hours to become good at something, or 28 days of doing the same thing over and over to create a habit.  However, since I declared my senatorial ambition, you all have shown me that you are always there even at the grassroots. Looking back from where we started, I am happy to see how large our campaign for  change has grown and an increase in supporters. This is  a confirmation from God that what we are doing is right and an opportunity for me, JIDE IPINSAGBA, to serve you my people. It is a long journey

JIDE IPINSAGBA STRESSES THE NEED FOR SUPPORTERS TO DOUBLE EFFORTS ON MOBILIZATION. BY PRINCESS EIGBOKHAN ORIH. An Ondo North Senatorial District APC Chieftain and aspirant for Senate, Hon. Jide Ipinsagba has urged his supporters in the six local government areas in the Senatorial District to magnify their efforts and preserve the drive to ensure that he emerges the next senator representing the district as the race to the red chambers heats up. Ipinsagba who was addressing a cross section of his supporters, party leaders as well as the electorate during the week  emphasized that the people require quality representation that could impart on the generality of the people and the land. The business tycoon as well as community leader promised his supporters that all stakeholders are being carried along and mobilised towards realising his ambition which he stressed was born out of his desire to influence socioeconomic and political development of his peop

I would like to take the time to show gratitude and appreciation for everyone  who is supporting this vision and those  leaders who are playing a positive role in my first of many political campaigns.  The bonds I've made with so many citizens in Ondo North Senatorial  District is the best part of it all.  I will continue to be your son and will never fail you. I would like to thank all the Ward leaders who volunteered time and resources to my political campaign. Most importantly, I'd like to thank the delegates who are ready  to preserve the culture of our community along with me by "Bringing the Best Out of Ondo North  Senatorial District."