Oladele’s Adherence To Due Diligence, repositions FCC for Service Delivery
By Olanrewaju Fatunmbi In recent times, the Federal Character Commission (FCC) has introduced notable reforms aimed at restoring public confidence
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OPINION
WHAT AN EVIL WORLD—TRULY, PEOPLE LOVE DARKNESS MORE THAN LIGHT
Hon. Adegoke Adeyanju Awoso The petition against Senator Olamilekan Solomon Adeola (Yayi) — despite his outstanding achievements and unprecedented development
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Ogun 2027: With Yayi’s Guber Ambition, A New Dawn Beckons
By Olanrewaju Fatunmbi Ogun is one of the states currently in spotlight politics due to its succession plan. The state
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2027: FOR OGUN WEST, ITS NOTHING BUT GOVERNORSHIP
By Kayode Oladele In the political arithmetic of Ogun State, no equation has remained more stubbornly unresolved than the question
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Leadership Matters: How Senator Yayi’s Experience Can Transform Ogun State.
Julius Oyedokun The gateway state has been blessed with a succession of dedicated leaders who have contributed to its growth
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Inside the politics of 2027: How is Tinubu consolidating his advantage?
By Kayode Oladele As Nigeria inches toward the 2027 presidential election, the country’s political scene is already beginning to stir.
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Housing Sector As Driver of Economic Prosperity in Ogun State
By Babajide Abayomi FROM the N3.5 trillion recorded in 2019, the Ogun State economy has continued to witness tremendous growth
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Why Jonathan Is Constitutionally Ineligible To Run For President In 2027
By Kayode Oladele “Section 137(3) of the 1999 Constitution, inserted by the Fourth Alteration Act, caps any successor who finishes
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Ogun 2027 and the imperative of power shift
By Kayode Oladele As Ogun State inches toward the 2027 governorship election, one name keeps rising above the usual hum
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Why Ogun APC Must Rally Behind Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola for Governor in 2027
By: Bolaji Adeniji With the 2027electoral cycle beckoning, Ogun State will approach a pivotal moment in its political evolution as
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