01 May, 2026
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Positioning NACCIMA and the OPSN as Anchors for Industry-Led TVET in Nigeria

By Prof. Adesoji Adesugba, DBA, Ed.D Nigeria stands today at a critical inflection point in its economic and demographic trajectory. With a population exceeding 230 million and one of the youngest populations globally, the country possesses what economists describe as a latent demographic dividend. Yet such a dividend does not materialise by mere population growth; […]

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Opinion: Omisore, APC and the Cost of Political Ingratitude

By Pelumi Olajengbesi Esq. When I came across a video of Chief Sunday Akere dismissing the political relevance of Otunba Iyiola Omisore and asserting that the Osun APC does not require his support to secure victory in the August 2026 governorship election, I found it necessary to reflect on the deeper implications of that assertion. […]

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FACT-CHECK REBUTTAL: Setting the Record Straight on Oyebabiji’s Academic Claims

By Comr. Olatunji OLORUNFEMI The recent fact-check published by Ismail Omipidan on the academic qualifications of Bola Oyebamiji raises more questions than it answers. While it attempts to dismiss concerns surrounding his alleged PhD enrolment pathway, it unfortunately glosses over critical academic distinctions and regulatory realities within Nigeria’s higher education system. Let us put the […]

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Osun 2026: Oyebamiji And His Battered Public Service Record

By Sarafa Ibrahim There is something amusing about politics in Nigeria, and that is how a complete mess is often repackaged as the real deal for the people to embrace. This, is unfortunately the scenario playing out in Osun state chapter as the All Progressives Congress (APC) is doing everything to whitewash the public service […]

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The Reputational Cost of Osun’s Local Government Funds Crisis

By Segun Ojo The ongoing crisis over the control and management of local government funds in Osun State has grown beyond a legal and political disagreement, leaving behind reputational damage for institutions and political actors involved. The matter now tends towards criminal implications and questions about financial accountability and transparency. What began as a dispute […]