Author: Tunde Akingbondere

The enthusiastic reception of Fessywest into the APC highlights his strong connection with his constituents and their patriotic commitment to supporting him. His political journey—from LG Chairman to Member of the House of Assembly and now to Member of the House of Representatives—demonstrates his electoral strength, even in opposition. Despite the challenges posed by the ruling party and the Tinubu factor, Fessywest’s impressive victory margin of 10,000 votes in Idanre alone showcases his popularity and pedigree. His addition to the APC is a significant asset, and he is poised to contribute to the party’s success in the upcoming 2027 elections…

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In a vibrant exchange of knowledge and inspiration, students from Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU) currently attending the Nigerian Law School made a significant visit to the esteemed Francis Ogunbowale & Co (Tenimasunwon Chambers) today. The event was marked by a wealth of activity and intellectual engagement, reflecting the students’ keen pursuit of excellence in their legal careers. The Principal Partner, Barr. Francis Ogunbowale, welcomed the aspiring legal professionals with an impassioned address, emphasizing the critical values of diligence and hard work. He underscored the importance of preparing for the myriad responsibilities that accompany a career in law. During the visit,…

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The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has slammed the Presidency’s clarification on Vice President Kashim Shettima’s recent comments regarding the President’s constitutional powers. The party describes the statement as “a mere attempt at political correctness.” This position was stated in a statement issued on Friday by Bolaji Abdullahi, ADC’s Interim National Publicity Secretary and Spokesperson. According to the statement, the issues raised by Shettima were constitutionally accurate. “The truth must not be lost in the fog of political correctness. The Vice President needs to stand by his forthright and courageous statement, which affirms that the President has no constitutional power to…

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Protests is currently rife in Idanre community as a viral video circulating online has triggered outrage toward the Senator representing Ondo Central Senatorial District, Senator Adeniyi Ayodele Adegbonmire. The video features a passionate spokesperson from the town condemning the senator for abandoning his constituents nearly two years into his tenure. “When you came to Idanre, you couldn’t buy anyone’s conscience with money. We identified our problems and hoped you would help. But since then, you’ve not returned to the people who voted for you,” the speaker stated. He detailed the suffering of the community: No single functioning hospital. Terribly damaged…

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The Federal High Court in Abuja has fixed September 29 for judgment in a suit filed by the Department of State Services (DSS) against Professor Pat Utomi over his alleged plan to establish what he referred to as “a shadow government” in Nigeria. Justice James Omotosho scheduled the date after counsel for the DSS, Akinkolu Kehinde (SAN); Utomi’s lawyer, Chief Mike Ozekhome (SAN); and the amici curiae (friends of the court) made their submissions both for and against the suit. On June 25, Justice Omotosho had directed all parties to invite at least six eminent legal experts from each of…

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The Seyi Makinde led administration has procured two aircrafts to support its fight against illegal miners, kidnappers and other forms of security threats in the state. The Commissioner for Information, Prince Dotun Oyelade, said in a release after the Executive Council meeting yesterday that the procurement was approved in a renewed determination by the Government to secure the state further from the influx of bandits and the perpetration of their enterprise. According to the Commissioner, the Council noted that though Oyo State enjoys relative peace compared to other States in the federation, the Government will not be complacent because there…

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Former President Goodluck Jonathan has accused the administration of his successor, Muhammadu Buhari, of subjecting several key officers in his government to harassment over the controversial OPL-245 case, widely known as the Malabu Oil deal scandal. The OPL-245 controversy centres on the acquisition of Oil Prospecting Licence 245 — a lucrative oil block in Nigeria — by oil giants Shell and Eni in 2011 for $1.3 billion. Allegations later emerged that $1.1 billion of the payment was routed through intermediaries as bribes to Nigerian officials and politicians. Speaking through former Senate President Pius Anyim at the public presentation of a…

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Nollywood actress and businesswoman, Elizabeth Anjorin, popularly known as Lizzy Anjorin, has said the N1bn defamation suit filed against her by fellow actress, Iyabo Ojo, has been dismissed. She made the claim in a video post on her Instagram page on Thursday, where she celebrated what she described as a win and mocked online gossip blogs she accused of stalking her and her daughter. In the video caption, she wrote, “Breaking news!!! Iyabo Ojo 1 billion naira law suit against Lizzy Anjorin is dismissed. Court ordered Iyabo Ojo to pay Lizzy Anjorin certain amount.” While Lizzy did not reveal the…

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Nollywood actress and businesswoman, Elizabeth Anjorin, popularly known as Lizzy Anjorin, has said the N1bn defamation suit filed against her by fellow actress, Iyabo Ojo, has been dismissed. She made the claim in a video post on her Instagram page on Thursday, where she celebrated what she described as a win and mocked online gossip blogs she accused of stalking her and her daughter. In the video caption, she wrote, “Breaking news!!! Iyabo Ojo 1 billion naira law suit against Lizzy Anjorin is dismissed. Court ordered Iyabo Ojo to pay Lizzy Anjorin certain amount.” While Lizzy did not reveal the…

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A governorship aspirant under the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Osun, Dr Akin Ogunbiyi, has revealed on Thursday that he had no reason to worry over speculation that Governor Ademola Adeleke was planning to defect to the APC ahead of the August 8, 2026, gubernatorial election in the state. Although Adeleke has repeatedly denied any plan to leave the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Ogunbiyi argued that he was not concerned if the governor decides to join APC, emphasising that what matters most is for his party to win next year’s governorship election. He made this declaration at…

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