Our Demurin, Agidi roads are back. Sanwo-Olu did it!
By Jide Olaniran It has been tortuous years for residents and commuters who try to use the Demurin Road, Agidi Road or Church Street to either link Ikorodu Road or connect…
Empowering indigent women with financial literacy: The Lagos example
By Jide Olaniran The United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 5 is to achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls. Gender equality is a fundamental human right and a…
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For Mabel Segun @95, JK Randle Centre again asserted its cultural essence
By Akeem Lasisi Version 1.0.0 Several Nigerian writers and other literary enthusiasts, on Tuesday, 18 February 2025 took an inspiring trip into the creative and ideological worlds of multi-talented amazon, Mabel Segun. It was…
In Lagos, your tax works for you
By Jide Olanira Lagos is one of the most important cities in Nigeria and Africa. As the commercial capital and the economic hub of West Africa it generates about 30% of…
Shrimp revolution: ‘Diversity’ is the word as Lagos boosts aquaculture sector
By Uche Nnadozie Many do not know, but the shrimp business in Lagos is booming the largest shrimp farm in West Africa, thanks to the state's favourable climate and the efforts…
Sanwo-Olu: Reinventing Southwest’s history, heritage to drive regional cooperation
By Segun Ajayi Talking about fostering regional cooperation and integration as catalysts for rapid growth and development, Nigeria’s South West has a template. It’s homegrown, and sustained over time by common…
For Lagosians no end to Sanwo-Olu’s freebies
By Funke Cole With credit crunch still biting hard there is no better time to offer succour and relief to Lagosians especially those suffering lots of privation more than they…
Understanding Nigeria’s Forex Moves: Supporting the Naira, Not Defending It
By Ayobami Oyalowo You might have heard that Nigeria's government "spent $8 billion to support the naira." But what does that really mean? It's important to understand the difference between…
President Tinubu and Baba Adebanjo: A ‘Ringside’ Story
By Tunde Rahman Since Afenifere leader Pa Ayo Adebanjo passed away on February 14 at 96, many have praised his significant contributions to Nigeria as a frontline nationalist, a key…
How Sanwo-Olu’s initiative is helping to eradicate cervical cancer in Lagos
By Uche Nnadozie Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu has been spearheading the fight against cervical cancer not just in the state, but Nigeria, and his efforts are yielding impressive results. …
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