James Ojo

1 month ago | legit.ng | Eniola Lasaki |James Ojo

Nollywood actress Mercy Aigbe has shared her thoughts on African parenting and how it affected her child The actress spoke about the effect of unhealed childhood trauma at the premiere of My Mother is a Witch She related the scenario to how she raised her daughter, Michelle, and what she did to make amends An intentional parenting advocate, Jayne Augoye, gave kudos to Mercy Aigbe for apologising to her daughter, shared lesson in her act Mercy Aigbe, the Nigerian actress and cast member of the...

1 month ago | legit.ng | James Ojo

President Bola Tinubu has been urged to address the crisis rocking the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the Shomolu local government area The call followed allegations of injustice in the selection process of the party’s chairmanship candidate for the forthcoming council election in Lagos state Stakeholders warned that the crisis, if unaddressed, could further affect the party’s chances in the much-anticipated election The internal wrangling within the All Progressives Congress (APC) in...

1 month ago | legit.ng | Ololade Olatimehin |James Ojo

Editor’s note: In this piece, communication specialist Folorunso Fatai Adisa challenges the wave of public backlash against JAMB Registrar Prof. Is-haq Oloyede, urging Nigerians to separate constructive criticism from destructive condemnation in the pursuit of accountability. One of the few administrators I deeply respect in Nigeria is Prof. Is-haq Oloyede. His credentials speak for themselves. His impact is as visible as the sun in a cloudless sky.

1 month ago | legit.ng | Ololade Olatimehin |James Ojo

Legal commentator Quadri Ajibade has described Senator Natasha’s satirical apology as symbolic, not remorseful, aimed at asserting relevance and challenging her suspension without confrontation Ajibade told Legit.ng that the apology's timing, after a sujud prayer, reinforced Natasha’s grassroots connection and her political resilience He stressed that suspension couldn’t override constitutional rights, emphasising that Natasha’s mandate and public voice remained protected under Nigerian law...

1 month ago | legit.ng | Victor Enengedi |James Ojo

NERC has ordered compensation for Band A customers in 557 streets across nine DisCos due to their failure to meet the required 20 hours of daily power supply The affected DisCos must compensate customers through electricity credits or improved supply, with EKEDC having the most affected streets Despite a 300% tariff increase in 2024, many consumers continue to experience dissatisfaction with the service, as issues with power reliability persist Legit.ng journalist Victor Enengedi has over a...