By Jimoh Ahmed Few places in Nigeria carry the weight of mystery, resilience, and raw beauty like Akoko. Perched on the northeastern edge of Ondo State, at the borders of Kogi, Edo, and ...
The ancient community of Emure-Ile, headquarters of Owo North West Local Council Development Area (LCDA) in Owo Local Government of Ondo State, was thrown into jubilation on Friday, September 12, 2025...
In a quiet corner of Lagos, a small café hums with the soft chatter of patrons sipping their morning coffee. At a table near the window, a woman in her late twenties shares her story, her eyes reflect...
By Our Reporter Excitement is sweeping through Emure-Uli in Owo Local Government Area of Ondo State following the emergence of its new traditional ruler, the Elemure-Elect, whose reign is already bein...
Despite intimidation, poor pay, and rising fake news, journalism in Nigeria remains the unyielding watchdog—society’s lifeline to truth, justice, and accountability. By Jim...
The day before the Ondo governorship election, I sat in my room staring at an empty jerrycan. There was no fuel in town. My phone battery was at 17%. My editor hadn’t sent any allowance. But I ...
By Jimoh Ahmed Few Nigerian leaders evoke as much intrigue, controversy, and admiration as General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida. His legacy, like that of many historical figures, is shrouded in b...
By Jimoh Ahmed In societies struggling with governance challenges, the relationship between truth and power often becomes contentious. The controversy surrounding the statement credited to the Lord Bi...
By Jimoh Ahmed The Cathedral Church of Saint Andrew, Imola, Owo, became the epicenter of a heated debate recently when its Diocesan Anglican Bishop, Rt. Rev. Stephen Fagbemi, openly criticized the Fed...
By Kasali Obanoyen, Bose Adebayo, and Jimoh Ahmed When a juju music legend sang, “Ajala travelled all over the world” in 1973, little did anyone at Methodist High School, Owo (MHSO) know that a...