Oyo APC National Assembly Reconciliation Committee Submits Findings, Expresses Confidence in Party’s 2027 Prospects

The Oyo State National Assembly Reconciliation Committee of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has called for greater unity, internal democracy, fairness and inclusion within the party, saying these are critical to its prospects in the 2027 general elections. The committee, chaired by Chief Akin Oke and co-chaired by Prince Niran Adeyoju, made the call after…

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Oyo APC National Assembly Reconciliation Committee Submits Findings, Expresses Confidence in Party’s 2027 Prospects

The statement reads PRESS RELEASE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY RECONCILIATION COMMITTEE MEDIA BRIEFING Gentlemen of the Press, I warmly welcome you all to this media briefing of the National Assembly Reconciliation Committee, under the distinguished chairmanship of Chief Akin Oke and the co-chairmanship of Prince Niran Adeyoju. Following the reconciliation meetings held across the various Federal Constituencies…

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PRESIDENCY, DELUSION AND MAKINDE’S PIPEDREAM | By Timilehin Kolade

Governor Seyi Makinde’s presidential ambition raises a fundamental question that cannot be answered by political rhetoric alone: what exactly is the national value proposition of the administration he seeks to export to Nigeria? Ambition is legitimate in politics, but presidential aspiration should invite scrutiny of the political record behind it. Before Nigerians are asked to…

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2027: A Case for Continuity and Competent Leadership — Aligning Oyo’s Progress with Nigeria’s Renewed Hope AgendaBy Aderogba Taofik, mni

027: A Case for Continuity and Competent Leadership — Aligning Oyo’s Progress with Nigeria’s Renewed Hope AgendaBy Aderogba Taofik, mni 2027: A Case for Continuity and Competent Leadership — Aligning Oyo’s Progress with Nigeria’s Renewed Hope AgendaBy Aderogba Taofik, mni History rarely turns on accident; it turns on the alignment of vision, capacity, and timing….

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The Stool and What Seyi Makinde Should Learn from Bode Thomas (1919–1953) | By Timilehin Kolade

History sometimes speaks through the fate of individuals, but its deeper purpose is to instruct institutions. Few episodes in Yoruba political history illustrate this better than the confrontation between Chief Bode Thomas and the Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Adeniran Adeyemi II, in 1953. Thomas was a brilliant lawyer, nationalist and prominent political figure of the…

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Aare Asoludero Of Ibarapa Land Chieftaincy Title: Governor Makinde Danced Naked As ” Yeye Asoludero” Conspicuously Absent | By Sola Abegunde

I am not surprised that Governor Seyi Makinde chose the yeyenatu gathering in Eruwa to advertise his arrogance, desperation and shamelessness. I have been waiting for the speech he would deliver on the occasion and when I finally got them, I wasn’t surprised. I expected nothing better from someone who has lost the ability to…

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