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  Happy Independence Day to Nigeria  , as Nigeria marks 66 years of Independence,  we must do more than celebrate. We must reflect. * Are we living the life our independence promised? * Are our families becoming more prosperous? * Are our young people getting opportunities? * Are our businesses growing? * Are our children receiving the education they deserve? * Are our communities safe? If the answer is NO,  then we must have the courage to ask why. For too long, we have endured failed leadership—men without the capacity to govern, men without conscience, men without the enlightenment to understand a changing world, and men who have failed to put the interests of the people at the heart of governance. * Breaking the Cycle of Bad Governance *  We cannot keep making the same mistakes. * We cannot keep voting poor leadership, incompetent people, and political structures that fail to deliver—and then expect a different result. * We cannot do the same thing over and ...

  UNDERCOVER: Europe Through the Sahara Desert and the Mediterranean Sea (I) Nearly every day in Agadez, a sandy, windswept town in the north of Niger Republic, West Africa, scores of trucks stuffed with African migrants barrel out of town and across the parched   and cracked earth, dust swirling around their swivelling tyres, human feet dangling precariously from all sides, on a perilous multi-week journey through the inhospitable Sahara Desert into Libya in the Maghreb region of North Africa, hoping to cross the Mediterranean Sea into Europe, particularly Italy. Investigative journalist ‘FISAYO SOYOMBO spent 47 days as one of them, journeying from Kano in Nigeria through notorious illegal migrant hubs Zinder, Agadez and Dirkou in Niger, and al Gatrun and Sabha to Tripoli in Libya. He returns to document tales of deaths, starvation, rape, dehumanisation, mental abuse, physical assault, abductions, torture, and modern-day enslavement of citizens of Nigeria, Ghana, Niger, South...

  FG releases final approved textbooks for 2026–2028 The Federal Ministry of Education has released the final list of ranked and approved textbooks for use in Nigerian schools for the 2026–2028 period. The ministry disclosed this in a statement issued on Monday by its Director of Press and Public Relations, Boriowo Folasade, following the completion of the first phase of the national textbook ranking exercise. The approved list covers textbooks for Primary 1, Primary 4, Junior Secondary School 1 and Senior Secondary School 1. The statement read, “Each approved title carries a unique Ranking/QR Tracking Code, alongside key details including the title, author(s), publisher and year of publication, to facilitate identification, monitoring and accountability.” The exercise was conducted under the guidance and leadership of the Minister of Education, Maruf Tunji Alausa, and the Minister of State for Education, Suwaiba Sa’id Ahmad, with the final list approved by Alausa Visit:  http...

  𝕋𝕆𝕎ℕℍ𝔸𝕃𝕃 ℝ𝔼𝕃𝕆𝔸𝔻𝔼𝔻 SAGAMU!! JOIN LP LEADERS, MEMBERS AND COMMUNITY CITIZENS AT THE WARD 3, COMMUNITY TOWNHALL MEETING! Date: Friday, September 25th, 2026 Time: 3:00 PM Venue: The venue is 53, akeredolu street ayegbami Sagamu infront of 2 h. Communication. Theme: ARE WE LIVING WELL??? Come and be part of advancing conversations on: • National and State Issues • Labour Party Updates and candidates  • Open Floor Discussions Also stand a chance to win exciting giveaway prizes: • Cash Prizes • Airtime • PHCN Recharge Tokens • Solar Electricity Recharge Support Join the conversation as we work together to build a stronger, more united, and prosperous Ijebu. Powered by Wale Kuku (Dodondawa) & Hon. Adewale Adesanya SAGAMU MUST BE GREAT!! For amore information and regular updates, Please join: WhatsApp : https://chat.whatsapp.com/HJL0Ub7bZyqEv6bcp1CbMI?s=cl&p=i&mlu=4&ilr=4

  WALE KUKU: TOUCHING LIVES. CREATING WEALTH. BUILDING IMPACT . A journey witnessed from the inside. I have watched Wale Kuku for many years, and my story is not that of someone observing from a distance. In 2015, I was a member of the Ijebu Youth group within the PDP. I witnessed firsthand the youth mobilisation around Wale Kuku and his role in organising young people. I remember his mobilisation for the Goodluck Jonathan campaign in Abeokuta in 2015. From my recollection, more than 5,000 young people were mobilised to the stadium. What stayed with me was not just the turnout, but the way he handled the people he mobilised. The money meant for the youths reached them, and, from what I witnessed, he made sure the people received what was due to them. That was Wale Kuku then . But what interests me even more is what he did afterwards. HE STARTED BUILDING In 2019, I joined the Ijebu Youth movement, which later evolved into New Generation . I have remained a floor member of that movem...

  Accord Party Presidential Candidate: Gbenga Olawepo Hashim.