Written by Rufai Oseni vs Seun Okinbaloye — expanding that into a broader profile of leading Nigerian activist journalists on TV and broadcast media who are widely viewed as speaking truth to power, challenging corruption, and amplifying the concerns of ordinary Nigerians. Where possible, I include their TV stations, owners of those stations, and known political affiliations … Continue reading “Rufai Oseni vs Seun Okinbaloye – Nigeria’s Top 20 Activist Journalists on TV”
NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. Kindly take NOTICE that our Annual General Meeting will hold as follows: Date: Sunday, 25th January 2026 Time: 2.00PM (14.00 Hrs) Venue (Greg Ero) Upper Lounge of Benin Club AGENDA: 1. Minutes of last Annual General meeting. 2. President’s Report 3. Treasurer’s Report 4. Auditor’s Report 5. Election of New … Continue reading “Benin Club 1938 NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING.”
Remember The Gruesome Attack on Don Pedro Obaseki in Benin City When Hoodlums Posing as Oba Enforcers Brutalised The Respected Son Of Benin in Broad Daylight and On Video .We all Saw It . Has Anyone been Arrested ? Not To Our Knowledge NOW ! Tension swept through Lekki Palm Estate on Thursday morning … Continue reading “Oba Sent Us: Another Fake Oba Attack – Panic In Lekki Palm Estate Following Hoodlums’ Attack”
By Jacob Ajom The just concluded Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2025 tournament has been rated as the biggest and best organised editions in history. The facilities were top notch and the quality of football exhibited was of the highest standard. On the flip side, Morocco 2025 AFCON was full of scandals. Apart from some … Continue reading “What I didn’t like about AFCON 2025 – Mutiu Adepoju”
By Douglas Baye-Osagie Ex Super Eagles captain Sunday Oliseh is a name that needs no introduction in Nigeria. He is indeed a legendary figure in Nigerian and global football, with a career spanning top European clubs and the national team. He was part of Nigeria’s 1994 Africa Cup of Nations-winning team, the 1996 Olympic gold … Continue reading “Sunday Oliseh’s pontifications: Truths and half truths”
There is always something new out of Morocco. In 1988 Mauritanian referee, Idrissa Sarr was the story all over Nigeria following his questionable calls in the grand finale of the African Nations Cup between Nigeria and Cameroon. In 2026, Daniel Laryea of Ghana is the new Sarr. Laryea was at the centre when hosts, Red Atlas … Continue reading “From Sarr to Laryea, by Emeka Obasi”
By Dickson Omobola Nigerian airline, ValueJet, has concluded plans to transform how passengers access flight services by creating VIKI, an Artificial Intelligence, AI-powered digital service. VIKI is a multilingual, text and voice-enabled AI assistant that responds verbally to voice commands, offering enhanced accessibility for visually impaired users. Through popular messaging platforms such as WhatsApp and … Continue reading “ValueJet deploys AI tool for seamless flight services”
…says no cartel fixing air fares By Dickson Omobola One of the major taking points in the country’s air transport sector is domestic air fares. Consistently, domestic travellers have complained about it and called for relief. To this end, Spokesperson for the Airline Operators of Nigeria, AON, Professor Obiora Okonkwo, at a Webinar themed: ‘AVIATION … Continue reading “Obiora Okonkwo explains economics of flying in Nigeria”
For years, Nyesom Wike seemed untouchable, wielding power with impunity and bending institutions to his will. He could come on national TV ‘barking’. He could wear crazy colored clothes. He could hold more media chats than the president and all governors combined to gossip about his mentors, who had all become his enemies As a junior minister, … Continue reading “Has Wike’s Juju Expired? By Ugoji Egbujo”
There are moments in a nation’s life when tragedy does more than wound bodies and break families. There are moments when tragedy strips a country naked, exposing the rot in its institutions, the poverty of its leadership culture, and the moral hollowness that has quietly become normal. The mass abduction of worshippers in Kurmin Wali, Kajuru Local … Continue reading “The lies from Kaduna pulling Nigeria down, by Emmanuel Aziken”