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By Citizen Bolaji O. Akinyemi The recent press statement by the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) on the so-called “Christian genocide” is a classic study in polite diplomacy when moral urgency is required. It acknowledges the pain of Christian communities and appeals for protection, yet stops short of confronting the powers and systems sustaining the slaughter. For over two decades, blood has flowed on Nigeria’s soil — from Zangon-Kataf (1992) to Jos (2001), from Maiduguri to Southern Kaduna, Benue, and Plateau. By 2010, the killings had assumed genocidal patterns: churches bombed, pastors beheaded, communities razed. By 2014, the Chibok abductions…

By Citizen Bolaji O. Akinyemi There is a generation of public voices in Nigeria who talk for bread, not for truth. They are the talk merchants of our tragedy — loud when the powerful need justification, mute when the powerless need justice. None embodies this betrayal more consistently than Femi Fani-Kayode (FFK) — a man who has perfected the art of prostituting his intellect for recognition, relevance, and reward. The Spy Who Fooled Us Femi Fani-Kayode is not a Christian; neither is he a Muslim. He is a mole for every and anything that guarantees him attention and access. His…

The article, “Muslim/Muslim Ticket: Bearing the Cross of Injustice, Expecting Political Productivity,” presents an urgent and courageous call for Christian political awakening, yet its prescriptions, though necessary, must be anchored within a deeper national framework—one that transcends mere electoral arithmetic to confront the structural defects that perpetuate imbalance and injustice. The issue before us is not simply the faith composition of leadership, but the systemic distortion of Nigeria’s federal foundation. Without a return to a truly federal and ethnically balanced constitutional order—such as the amended 1963 People’s Constitution—the Christian, like many marginalized nationalities, will continue to operate within an architecture…

Following the effort to promote sports and youth empowerment in Nigeria, the Tincan Island Port Command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) played a host to the leadership of the Nigerian Professional Wrestling Federation (NPWF). This was confirmed through a statement byCSC Oscar Ivara ,the Public Relations officer of the command that the delegation, led by the National President of the Federation, Chief John Uche, was received by the Customs Area Controller, Comptroller Frank Onyeka, at the Command Headquarters in Lagos. According to him,the purpose of the visit was to formally inform the Command about the upcoming African International Wrestling…

By Andrew Ekanem Two decades after his passing, distinguished legal minds, civil society leaders, human-rights activists, and family members converged in Lagos to commemorate the 20th memorial of Alao Aka-Bashorun, one of Nigeria’s most fearless champions of justice, democracy and human dignity. The memorial symposium, themed ‘Exploration of the Revolutionary Life and Works of Alao Aka-Bashorun,’ held weekend at the Railway Club, Ebute-Metta. It drew participants from across the country and abroad, with over 120 guests attending physically, while many others joined virtually. Chairman of the Alao Aka-Bashorun Memorial Bar Association (AAIMBA), Ayo Ademiluyi, a lawyer, in a welcome address…

Academy Press Plc., one of Nigeria’s foremost printing and publishing companies, is set to celebrate its 60 years of printing excellence and innovation. The Diamond Jubilee Anniversary, themed “Celebrating the Past, Envisioning Tomorrow,” will take place on Wednesday, October 22, 2025, at the Lagos Oriental Hotel. The event will honor their legacy, recognize stakeholder contributions, and look forward to future growth and innovation. Speaking on the milestone, Mr. Olugbenga Ladipo, Managing Director of Academy Press Plc., said:“ This Diamond Jubilee is not only a celebration of our past achievements but also a reaffirmation of our commitment to innovation, excellence, and…

Following the recent announcement by its Chairman, Dr. Segun Ogunsanya, at a World Press Conference held in Lagos recently, the Airtel Africa Foundation, through Airtel Nigeria, has kicked off its Undergraduate Tech Scholarship Programme to benefit 100 Nigerian undergraduates. This initiative will provide each recipient with a grant covering tuition, accommodation, study materials, and a stipend from the first year of study through the final year. This financial aid removes economic barriers, empowering students to dedicate their focus to academic and technical achievement in technology. Eligible courses of study include Computer Science, Information Technology, Data Science, Software Engineering, Cybersecurity, Artificial…

By Ifeoma Ikem The National Coordinator of Save Nigeria Freight Forwarders, Chief Patrick Osita, has urged Nigerian shippers and freight forwarders to patronise Clarion Shipping to strengthen the indigenous shipping industry and promote local capacity. Osita made the appeal during an awareness walk organised by Save Nigeria Freight Forwarders in Apapa, Lagos. He called on importers, exporters, and stakeholders to support Clarion Shipping, noting that indigenous shipping had collapsed largely due to lack of local commitment. “Clarion Shipping has taken a huge risk to bring this vessel into the country. We must appreciate this effort and also encourage the Vice…

The Federal Operations Unit (FOU) Zone A of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) Ikeja has seized contraband goods valued at over ₦1.2 billion within six weeks. Comptroller Mohammed Shuaibu, who heads the unit, made the disclosed during a press briefing at the Unit’s office. He said that the success is a testament to the Service’s unwavering resolve to enforce trade laws, protect local industries, and dismantle smuggling networks operating across the Southwest. According to him, the seizures were made through coordinated surveillance, intelligence-led operations, and swift enforcement actions between September 1 and October 7, 2025.The campaign forms part of a…

By Ifeoma Ikem The Director of Korean Cultural Centre in Nigeria (KCCN), Mr Jeon Ju Ho said the centre’s K-pop annual Multi Cultural Festival project is connecting diverse cultures and inspiring millions around the world Ju Ho who disclosed this during the celebration of the annual event in Lagos said K-pop was to showcase Korean heritage and the heritage of other countries in order to strengthen their cultural ties. “This festival stands as part of the celebration of our culture, creativity, and friendship as well in Nigeria “What you witnessed here today was not only to enjoy music and performance…