There are several case studies of political leaders who have misused power entrusted to them by the people. These leaders deviate from the direction of using power for the good of the majority and the society well being. They belong to those who exploit their authority for personal gain, using tactics like intimidation,oppression and corruptionContinueContinue reading “Ondo South seat: You can trust Prof. Faduyile with power”
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Sen. Jimoh Ibrahim CFR: Vindicated in court, prepared for the world stage
By AyoChris The Punch article of March 15, 2026, titled “Jimoh Ibrahim, in broad daylight” attempts to paint Sen. Jimoh Ibrahim black. Yet the facts certified by Nigeria’s judiciary and affirmed by the Supreme Court tell a different story. Allegations may make headlines, but judgments make history and history records Senator Jimoh Ibrahim CFR asContinueContinue reading “Sen. Jimoh Ibrahim CFR: Vindicated in court, prepared for the world stage”
Sustaining The Standard: Why Ondo South must preserve intellectual excellence in representation
By Babatunde Kuye There is no denying the fact that Sen. Jimoh Ibrahim, a man widely read, exceptionally exposed, and one who has represented us creditably at the National Assembly, brings to the table a rare combination of academic stature, professional depth, and international exposure that has distinguished his service.Sen. Ibrahim holds a Bachelor ofContinueContinue reading “Sustaining The Standard: Why Ondo South must preserve intellectual excellence in representation”
Jimoh Folorunsho Ibrahim: Celebrating an icon on his special day
By Steve OvirihSome people are born great , others have greatness as something that they work for while others have greatness as an aura that naturally identifies with them as they begin to grow. Senator Jimoh Ibrahim, CFR, PhD Cantab, Senator of The Federal Republic is no doubt an epitome of greatness. Call him theContinueContinue reading “Jimoh Folorunsho Ibrahim: Celebrating an icon on his special day”
Sustaining the Standard: Why Ondo South must preserve intellectual excellence in representation
By Babatunde KUYEThere is no denying the fact that Jimoh Ibrahim, a man widely read, exceptionally exposed, and one who has represented us creditably at the National Assembly, brings to the table a rare combination of academic stature, professional depth, and international exposure that has distinguished his service.Sen Ibrahim holds a Bachelor of Laws (LLB)ContinueContinue reading “Sustaining the Standard: Why Ondo South must preserve intellectual excellence in representation”
University of Fortune opens admission for foundation cohort
By Ogungbemi Adeyemi OrimisanAs candidates across the country prepare for the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) examinations, a new private institution in Ondo State is positioning itself as an emerging destination for quality higher education.The University of Fortune, located at Km 1, Omotoso Road, Igbotako, Ondo State, has formally received approval from the NationalContinueContinue reading “University of Fortune opens admission for foundation cohort”
Jimoh’s Tonic: Without inner tranquility, even the greatest talents remain ineffective
The destiny of Ondo State rests not in its natural resources, nor in fleeting wealth, but in the minds of her youth. Talent is abundant among us, but talent without discipline and tranquility is wasted potential. A restless mind cannot build, can not lead, and can not achieve. Real success is born when we masterContinueContinue reading “Jimoh’s Tonic: Without inner tranquility, even the greatest talents remain ineffective”
Why experience, empathy matter in quality representation: Odu example
In every society, the quality of representation often determines the quality of governance experienced by the people. Beyond political slogans and transient popularity, leadership that endures is usually anchored on experience and guided by empathy. It is within this context that the public service journey of Princess Oladunni Catherine Odu offers a compelling reference pointContinueContinue reading “Why experience, empathy matter in quality representation: Odu example”
Jimoh’s Tonic: Live with purpose, history remembers bridge-builders, not wall-makers
Life is not about how long we live, but about the impact we make. History does not celebrate those who build walls of division; it remembers those who build bridges of unity, progress, and hope and to live with purpose is to ensure that our actions today become the foundation for a brighter tomorrow. Sen.ContinueContinue reading “Jimoh’s Tonic: Live with purpose, history remembers bridge-builders, not wall-makers”
That our society may embrace the women in leadership perspective
Let’s get something clear from the start: feminism does not imply women ‘fighting’ men for position. Far from it! What feminism simply does is to advocate women’s rights and equality between genders. Civil feminism is about the daring to challenge societal norms, laws and practices that put women at disadvantage or limit opportunities based onContinueContinue reading “That our society may embrace the women in leadership perspective”