Africa and Its World.
While the ruling party hosted Nigeria’s First Lady at a grand political gathering in Benin City, a devastating inferno swept through Oluku Market, raising troubling questions…
“Why Nigeria’s oil must work for Nigerians”
Tinubu told the nation that the “emergency treatment is over.” And that the Promised Land was in sight. Atiku replied with five words: “Bola, where is this prosperity?”
“The primaries are over. Parties that failed to follow the Electoral Act’s membership rules may yet have to defend the tickets they awarded.”
Who protects Nigerians when the Nigerian State takes away their liberty?
A man in a queue is a man kept waiting. A man at a wall is a man kept out. The APC has built a wall and called it a ticket, and on the far side of it stands every Nigerian Christian, northern and southern alike.
Olu Jacobs understood that talent was not enough, that acting was not simply a pastime for gifted people. It was a profession. He studied it. He prepared for it. He honoured it.
