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By Ismaila Isah In his recent statement following the renewal of trade negotiations with Germany, British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer described a political reset not as a reversal of the existing order but as a shift towards improvement in the interest of the people. A political reset, in essence, is an audacious reordering of…
By Idris Jibril Seyi Tinubu’s story is one of legacy and ambition in Nigeria’s complex political landscape. As the son of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Seyi has had a front-row seat to governance and leadership. Growing up, he walked hand-in-hand with his father, learning the intricacies of politics and absorbing the values of service and…
group under the auspices of Friends of Seyi Tinubu (FOST) has debunked a rumor accusing Seyi Tinubu of interfering in the leadership of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS). In a statement signed by FOST President, Adejorin Tai Manue on Tuesday after a stakeholder meeting held in Abuja, the group described the report “as…
Nigeria’s entry into BRICS is akin to the proverbial farmer finding new tools to cultivate his land. Instead of relying solely on the rain—often inconsistent IMF loans—Nigeria now has access to an irrigation system that can guarantee a steady supply of resources to grow its economy. However, like any farmer, the tools are only as…
Despite the Nigerian government suspending import duty on rice, importers are reportedly projected to pay about $1.3 billion (N1.95 trillion) to bring 2.2 million tonnes of rice into Nigeria between August and December 2024. The rise in rice import is attributed to the Nigerian government’s failure to address concerns in the agricultural sector after spending…
The FCT Non-Natives of the All Progressives Congress (APC) held their first meeting of the year today, aimed at reviewing the party’s agenda for the year and mobilising it’s people ahead of the upcoming party congresses and Area Council elections in the Federal Capital Territory. The Non-Natives’ meeting sought to reconcile any differences amongst…
President Ibrahim Traoré of Burkina Faso has banned the use of British and French colonial-style wigs by judges. This decision marks a significant step towards breaking away from colonial traditions and embracing practices that reflect the country’s cultural heritage. Announcing the decision, President Traore emphasised the importance of breaking away from colonial traditions….
On behalf of the entire organizing committee, we extend our sincerest gratitude to each and every one of you for your incredible support and enthusiastic participation in the Seyi Tinubu Unity Cup held in Kawu, Kaduna State. Your presence and unwavering support created an electrifying atmosphere that made the event truly unforgettable. The energy…
Hon. M. Nasir Ja’oji, CEO of Ja’oji Organisation and Board Member of the Federal College of Education, Potiskum, attended the grand finale of the Seyi Tinubu Unity Cup held at L.E.A Primary School, Kawu, Kaduna State. In a demonstration of the commitment to youth development and fostering unity through Sports by Seyi Tinubu, Hon….
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has summoned Subomi and Wahab Okoya, sons of billionaire industrialist Razaq Okoya, for questioning regarding alleged naira abuse in a viral video. The summons, issued by Michael Wetkas, acting director of the Lagos office, mandated their appearance at the agency’s special operations office on Awolowo Road, Lagos,…
