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1 month ago | 
gwg.ng | Benjamin Abioye |Lucy Osuizigbo-Okechukwu |Divramredje Lawrence Efeturi
The incident took place at Ochanja Market in Onitsha, where the governor stopped the preacher from addressing traders. During the encounter, Governor Soludo accused the preacher of creating noise pollution and warned him of a fine of ₦500,000. He stated, “If you want to preach, go to a church. Those who want to listen will come to you; you cannot force people in the market to hear your message.”The governor further explained that public spaces should not be turned into religious centers.
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1 month ago | 
gwg.ng | Benjamin Abioye |Emmanuel Aziken |Divramredje Lawrence Efeturi
This decision to the Lagos House of Assembly staff aimed at protecting Assembly personnel, was announced in an internal memo issued by the Acting Clerk, Mr. A.T.B. Ottun. The crisis has disrupted normal operations, making remote work necessary. In the memo, Ottun explained that the move was meant to prevent further interruptions and ensure the safety of workers.
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1 month ago | 
gwg.ng | Benjamin Abioye |Divramredje Lawrence Efeturi
A heated argument broke out in the Oval Office on Friday when the U.S. President and the Ukrainian leader disagreed over American support for Ukraine. The discussion quickly turned tense, marking a significant shift in their diplomatic relationship. During the meeting, the U.S. President and his Vice President criticized the Ukrainian leader, claiming he was not showing enough appreciation for American assistance.
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Oct 13, 2024 | 
gwg.ng | Divramredje Lawrence Efeturi
Nigeria’s political landscape has often been dominated by the practice of godfatherism, where former governors maintain control over their successors, manipulating them to serve their own interests long after leaving office. This system, while offering short-term political continuity, has ultimately harmed the growth of independent political leadership in the country.
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Oct 7, 2024 | 
nigerdeltatoday.com | Divramredje Lawrence Efeturi |Francis Ewherido |Hope Eghagha
By Divramredje Lawrence Efeturi Nigeria’s political landscape has often been dominated by the practice of godfatherism, where former governors maintain control over their successors, manipulating them to serve their own interests long after leaving office. This system, while offering short-term political continuity, has ultimately harmed the growth of independent political leadership in the country.
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Sep 30, 2024 | 
gwg.ng | Benjamin Abioye |Divramredje Lawrence Efeturi
The House of Representatives has barred journalists from covering its investigative hearing on the corruption allegations involving ₦15 million. These allegations are related to Idris Okuneye, also known as Bobrisky, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), and the Nigerian Correctional Services (NCS). The decision was announced to the House press corps by the Joint Committees on Financial Crimes and Reformatory Services.
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Sep 30, 2024 | 
gwg.ng | Divramredje Lawrence Efeturi |GIDEON AYENI |Benjamin Abioye
Nigeria, at 64, finds itself at a crucial juncture, where the blend of achievements and setbacks presents a vivid tapestry of a nation in search of its true potential. Despite being Africa’s largest economy, the country’s over-dependence on oil has left it vulnerable to fluctuations in global oil prices, and recent policy decisions have only heightened these vulnerabilities.
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Sep 24, 2024 | 
gwg.ng | Divramredje Lawrence Efeturi
The recently concluded Edo State gubernatorial election has ushered in a new era with Senator Monday Okpebholo as the Governor-elect. As celebrations wind down, all eyes are now on Governor-elect Okpebholo as he tackles the pressing issues facing the state. One of the top priorities for Governor-elect Okpebholo is addressing the alarming rise of insecurity in Edo State. Collaborating with security agencies, community leaders, and the youth will be key in restoring peace and safety to the region.
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Sep 7, 2024 | 
nigerdeltatoday.com | Divramredje Lawrence Efeturi |Francis Ewherido
By Divramredje Lawrence Efeturi The recent hike in fuel prices across Nigeria has once again placed a heavy burden on millions of households, businesses, and industries. With petrol prices now hovering between N617 and N700 per litre, the shockwaves of this development are reverberating through every corner of the economy.
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Sep 3, 2024 | 
gwg.ng | Divramredje Lawrence Efeturi |Emily Ogah
On the 28th of August, 2024, I embarked on what should have been a routine journey to attend a conference organized by the Global Teachers Assembly at Babcock University in Ogun State. The event, titled: Emerge – Teachers, Technology, and Global Opportunities, was a beacon of hope for educational practitioners across the nation. However, the journey there and back turned into a harrowing experience, revealing the dire state of Nigerian roads.
