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I served university for six months, sent away without receiving any salary – Physically-challenged Nwosu
By Steve Oko For 16 long years after earning his degree from the Abia State University, Uturu, in 2010, Mr. Alexander Nwosu, a Person Living with Disability (PWD), searched for
Jake Epelle: Stakeholders Should Let Osun People Breathe And Decide Who Leads Them
The founder and CEO of TAF Africa, and also a policy and governance analyst, Jake Epelle, has called for a free, credible and people-driven electoral process in Osun State, urging
Another Electioneering Season Beckons On August 19
By Mobolaji Sanusi “Democracy is the only system that persists in asking the powers that be whether they are the powers that ought to be.”— Sydney J. Harris (1917-1986). After
T.I Blaze Accuses Dapper Music Of N1.2bn Royalty Discrepancy, Former Artists Raise Accountability Concerns
Nigerian singer T.I Blaze has publicly accused music executive and Dapper Music of failing to account for about N1.2 billion allegedly connected to royalties, music licensing and artists’ intellectual property.
OSUN ELECTION 2026: Live Updates
===================================================================== Today, August 15, 2026, no fewer than 1,906,390 voters in Osun State are expected to choose a governor from 13 candidates produced across the political spectrum. The candidates are:
Deployment tearing military homes apart: Experts propose 12-point rescue plan
By Nkiruka Nnorom & Matthew Johnson Experts at the 2nd National Military Fathers’ Leadership Summit have warned that repeated deployments and prolonged absence of military men, who are fathers, are
As Osun Votes Today: Will bread, rice, money determine winner?
*Money will influence outcome —Stakeholders; parties transferring N20,000, N10,000, N5000; violence, thuggery, hate speech take centre stage; politicians desert homes; competence, credibility will matter —Ex-lawmaker By Dapo Akinrefon & Shina

