Author: Olugbenga Fashina

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*They Are Dreaming, Commissioner for Environment It is obvious that the process for the eventual impeachment of the Rivers state governor, Siminalayi Fubara by the House of Assembly now dominated by allies of the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Nyesom Wike, is taking the speed of light. This is as the Speaker of the House, Rt. Hon Martins Amaewhule issued another letter to the Governor demanding the sack of all 19 commissioners and political appointees who were not screened by him and a fresh list of nominees be forwarded to the Assembly for proper screening. The letter, which…

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In a world where security threats are constantly evolving and societal complexities continue to rise, the demand for innovative and inclusive policing strategies has never been more urgent. Nigeriaโ€™s security challenges, social disruptions, and other multi-facetted hindrances in Nigeria require solutions that are both proactive and transformative. In the studies of political science, peace and security studies, and humanitarian studies, scholars have alluded to the nexus between these key concepts and national development in all areas, particularly economic growth. (Quote one or two scholars here, ) Recognizing this need, the Nigeria Police Force, which has been saddled with the responsibility…

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. A Book written by Robert Greene that offers a Series of Strategies for Obtaining and Maintaining Power in various situations. Here I leave you a summary of the 48 Laws: 2.Don’t Trust friends too much, use your Enemies: Friends Betray you more easily, but if you Manage to WIN an Enemy, they will be more Loyal. These laws are designed to handle situations of power, but it’s important to consider context and personal ethics when applying them. CreditsToTheRightfulOwner copied

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BIRTHDAY TRIBUTE BY PRESIDENT BOLA TINUBU TO FORMER PRESIDENT OLUSEGUN OBASANJO, GCFR, ON HIS 88TH BIRTHDAY Today, as former President Olusegun Aremu Obasanjo turns 88, I pay a special tribute to an extraordinary leader and statesman who has made enormous contributions to Nigeria’s development and whose life for the past six decades is woven deeply into the fabric of Nigeria’s history. Providence has constantly thrust General Obasanjo to the forefront at critical junctures in Nigeria’s story. He served the country meritoriously in the Nigerian Army. As a Colonel, fate beckoned on him while commanding the Third Marine Division to receive…

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In a hostel of 100 residents, a daily breakfast of Akara and Pap sparked discontent among 80% of the inhabitants. Despite their numerical superiority, they failed to unite and effect change. Instead, the 20% who favored Akara and Pap consistently had their way. The hostel’s warden, seeking to restore order, introduced a daily voting system. Each evening, residents cast their votes for the next day’s meal. The results were telling: Despite the majority’s discontent, Akara and Pap emerged victorious every time. This allegory highlights a stark reality: when the majority remains silent, divided, and scattered, a minority can exploit and…

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FirstBank was also awarded โ€œBest Corporate Banking Western Africa, 2022โ€ and โ€œBest CSR Bank Western Africa, 2022โ€™โ€™ by Global Banking and Finance Magazine. Other notable awards in FirstBank coffers include: โ€œBest Bank in Nigeriaโ€ by Global Finance magazine โ€“ fifteen times in a row; โ€œBest Private Bank in Nigeria-2021โ€ awarded by Global Finance magazine; โ€œBest Internet Banking Nigeriaโ€ and โ€˜โ€™Best CSR Bank Africaโ€™โ€™ by International Business Magazine. In 2023, FirstBank received notable awards including โ€œBest Private Bank for Sustainable Investing in Africa 2023โ€ by Global Finance Awards; โ€œBest Sustainable Bank in Nigeria 2023โ€ by International Investors Awards; โ€œBest Bespoke Banking…

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In the world today, where the essence of community and compassion sometimes fades into the background, Rt Hon Egbetokun stands as a beacon of warmth, care, and unconditional love. He embodies the very essence of fatherhood, not just as a biological father, but as a universal nurturer who sees everyone around him as his own. His heart, as vast and tender as the skies, has touched and shaped the lives of countless individuals, guiding them with a deep, unwavering affection that only a father can provide. Rt Hon Tunji Samson Atanda Egbetokun love is immeasurable just as a fatherโ€™s love…

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In our unwavering commitment to infrastructure development, we have successfully the Oke Erinja/Erinja Road in Yewa South Local Government, marking yet another milestone in our administrationโ€™s drive to enhance connectivity and economic growth across Ogun State. This newly completed road will significantly ease movement for residents, facilitate trade, and improve access to essential services, reinforcing our dedication to building a more prosperous and accessible Ogun State. By investing in critical infrastructure, we are not only boosting local commerce but also laying the foundation for long-term development. The commissioning event was a moment of joy and celebration for the community, with…

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The recent political drama surrounding the removal and subsequent reinstatement of Hon. Mudashiru Obasa as Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly has offered valuable lessons for politicians and observers alike. As a progressive politician, I have closely followed the events and drawn key insights from the unfolding scenarioโ€”insights that underscore the importance of loyalty, value, and adaptability in the ever-evolving game of Nigerian politics. When news of Obasaโ€™s removal first broke, opposition members and their sympathizers were quick to point fingers at President Bola Tinubu. They speculated that the President was displeased with Obasaโ€™s rumoured interest in the…

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The Cherubim & Seraphim Unification Church of Nigeria has distanced itself from a viral video depicting an unusual bishop ordination, describing the act as “vexatious and despicable before God and man.” The leadership of the church in a statement on Monday clarified that none of the individuals in the video are members of the Cherubim & Seraphim Unification Church of Nigeria. The church expressed its dismay over the use of its founderโ€™s name and its symbols in the controversial video. The fold revealed that its investigations identified the lead character performing the ordination as one His Eminence Baba Aladura Alfred…

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