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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”

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”

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”

By Olukayode Ajulo, OON, SAN. In a venerated hall of Washington, D.C., where the realms of power and prayer beautifully converge, a monumental event took place on February 5, 2026. This was not merely a day on the calendar; it was a transformative moment that echoed through the city’s historic halls, redefining the narrative ofContinueContinue reading “Oluremi Tinubu’s impactful presence at Trump’s ‘Prayer Breakfast’ marks a new dawn for Nigeria-US relations”

Sen. Jimoh Ibrahim CFR has paid glowing tribute to Nigeria’s First Lady, Sen. Oluremi Tinubu, hailing her as a “stabilising diplomat at work” whose influence extends far beyond the nation’s borders. His remarks come at a time when the First Lady is increasingly recognized for her role in strengthening Nigeria’s image internationally and fostering unityContinueContinue reading “Sen. Jimoh Ibrahim lauds First Lady as a stabilizing diplomat, echoed by international praise”

Time is the greatest teacher, and it often reminds us that rarity is not a weakness but proof of infinite possibility. Sen. Jimoh Ibrahim CFR, who shared this inspiring reflection on social platforms yesterday, pointed to February 2026 as a striking example with only 28 days. February is not a month that comes with 30ContinueContinue reading “Jimoh’s Tonic: Time shows that rarity is proof of infinite possibility”

History is unforgiving to societies that refuse to learn from their own experience. For Ondo South, the cost of political amnesia is simply too high to contemplate. Having endured years of neglect and infrastructural abandonment, the district cannot afford to slide back into the hands of regressive politics that once consigned it to the marginsContinueContinue reading “Odu2026: Ondo South must not look back”

Politics like all games requires players who understand rules of the game. Football suffices as a cherished example. Fan base will suffer heartbreak in a tourney if the team is populated by players who lack pitch skills and run of the play mechanism. And nothing hurts the psyche of any game’s fan base than theContinueContinue reading “Oladunni Odu, a helper, a community development enthusiast”

~ Why Princess Oladunni Catherine Odu represents a stabilising choice in the Senate by-electionAs the Ondo South Senate by-election approaches, political attention is gradually shifting from partisan calculations to a more substantive concern. That’s how to sustain credible legislative representation in a district that has only recently begun to regain national visibility.At present, Ondo SouthContinueContinue reading “Ondo South and the politics of continuity”