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We Are Already Growing it. We Just aren't Getting Paid.  The medicinal cannabis market Nigeria cannot afford to ignore I have never taken drugs. Not once. Not even the ceremonial puff at a university party that everyone seems to have in their origin story. I say this not as a boast — it is simply a fact, and a useful one for what follows. I have no personal stake in this argument. No dog in this fight. No suppressed nostalgia for Amsterdam cafés to colour my judgment. What I do have is a habit, acquired over decades in finance and public policy, of noticing when a market is growing at double digits and the country I care most about has no coherent plan to participate in it. Visit:  https://www.thisdaylive.com/2026/04/06/we-are-already-growing-it-we-just-arent-getting-paid/  to read more.  Source  : ThisDailyLive

 INFO CITY NEWS REPORT Hon. Wale Kuku and Hon. Adiele with party leaders Wale Kuku and Labour Party Leaders Meet Ogun Waterside, Renew Commitment to People-Centered Governance Oni/Ogun Waterside, Ogun State — April 6, 2026 Residents of Oni, Ilushin, Iwopin, and Ibiade wards came out in huge numbers  on Sunday as Hon. Wale Kuku aka Dodondawa and Labour Party leaders met with the people in a community engagement. The Townhall event combined dialogue with a lively atmosphere of funfair, music, dance, and merriment, as families and children enjoyed the moment alongside the civic engagement. Giving everyone a memorable Easter Day event.  The crowd goes wild for Wale Kuku's vision for a better Ogun State. Hon. Wale Kuku reaffirmed his commitment to the people, Small business and farmers development, innovative learning saying, “I will never be a distant leader. I am here to listen, to serve, and to keep my promises. My focus is clear — creating real economic opportunities, driv...

  The problem in Africa is our electoral system. People manipulate elections to remain in power at all costs.   In a proper democracy, if you don’t perform, the people will vote you out. Unfortunately, many use state instruments to perpetuate themselves in office against the people’s will.  We must sustain constant dialogue on democracy in Africa; otherwise, the decline may reach a point where democracy itself goes into extinction.” —President Goodluck Jonathan.