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Built for statecraft: The technocratic ascent of Bimbo Adekanmbi in Oyo (opens the original)
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Honourable Abimbola Adekanmbi stands today as one of the distinguished figures in Oyo State whose life story unfolds not as a mere professional record, but as a carefully constructed journey of purpose. Born on April 5, 1973 and raised in Ibadan, a city where scholarship, enterprise, and civic engagement converge to shape minds inclined toward public duty, his early years were marked by influences that would later define his leadership. In the vibrant energy of Bodija Market, where his mother wa
Makinde: The Aare of liveability (opens the original)
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Last Saturday in Ibarapaland, the air carried the kind of solemn electricity reserved for moments that bend history. As the traditional rulers gathered, robes flowing, drums rumbling softly beneath the breath of the hills, they conferred the titles Aare Asoludero and Yeye Aare Asoludero on Governor Seyi Makinde and his wife, Engr. (Mrs.) Tamunominini Makinde. It was more than a ceremony; it was a proclamation. In Yoruba cosmology, chieftaincy titles are never ornamental decorations. They are ear
Oriire postmortem: Who is afraid of the truth? (opens the original)
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A nation rises or falls depending on the knowledge of its leaders. When those entrusted with power lack the understanding of the offices they hold, decisions become guesses, policies become experiments, and the people pay the price. Subject matter knowledge is not optional in governance; it is the compass that guides a country through crisis and toward prosperity. Unfortunately, Nigeria is a country where many who parade themselves as leaders are as bereft of the subject matters of their assignm
Lest we forget: With Makinde’s reform, pensioners now have a new lease of life (opens the original)
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ON Tuesday, June 26, 2018 in Ibadan, the Oyo State High Court corridors were filled not with lawyers in crisp suits, but with weary and worried pensioners clutching faded documents. Their faces told stories of decades of service in classrooms and council offices, now overshadowed by years of waiting. It was the hearing of a suit filed by the Nigeria Union of Pensioners (NUP), Oyo State Council, against the then governor of the state, Senator Abiola Ajimobi, and five other top officials of the st
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