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As Nigeria marks Democracy Day, the Founder of the OMO Foundation, Dr. Oritsegbegbemi Maurice Ojoede, has joined fellow citizens in celebrating the nation’s enduring journey toward freedom, justice, and unity. In a goodwill message commemorating the day, Dr. Ojoede emphasized the importance of transparency, accountability, and inclusiveness as core values that must be upheld to sustain and strengthen democratic governance in the country. “On this special occasion of Democracy Day, I join fellow Nigerians in…

With the 2025 general elections drawing near, a renewed wave of support is building across Ughelli North, Ughelli South, and Udu Federal Constituency, urging constituents to re-elect Hon. Rev. Francis Ejiroghene Waive to the House of Representatives. In a compelling opinion published by Dr. Richard Tiki Iyede, titled “A Call to Action: Let’s Do the Needful and Return Hon. Rev. Francis Waive to the Green Chamber,” the lawmaker was praised for his visible track record…

By Moses DarahJune 11, 2025 The pioneering leaders and financiers of the Urhobo Progress Union (UPU), including Omorohwovo Okoro, Mukoro Mowoe, T.E.A. Salubi, J.A. Obahor, G.K. Ezewu, and J.A. Okpodu among others, left an indelible mark of selfless dedication to championing the Urhobo cause. They promoted unity, progress, and development through their selfless acts. Even in challenging times, the UPU’s leaders and philanthropists stood firm in defending the interests, rights, and heritage of the Urhobo…

By JOHNSON EBIGIDE Eugene Azuka Uzum has enjoined relevant authorities in the Delta State Government to take advantage of the PDP-APC unification to address the infrastructural deficits in the state. Uzum, a lawyer, politician and policy analyst, stated this against the observable infrastructural deficits in the state. He said that relevant authorities in the state government should think out of the box towards attracting federal presence in the state through concrete collaboration with the Federal…

By Henry Ubus. The Founder of Voice of God International Gospel Centre and CEO of Favour TV, Bishop Anslem Arutere, has taken to his social media platforms to address a growing concern within Nigeria’s religious space. In a recent post, the revered cleric defended critics of certain excesses within the church, stressing that not everyone who speaks out against questionable practices by some pastors should be labelled an “Antichrist.” Referencing the popular Nigerian revolutionary and…