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  By oluwaseyi fadoro  ,Sir. Prof Amb Hon Godwin lkuru the Social Democratic Party (SDP) senatorial candidate for Delta Central Senatorial District, has cautioned politicians against attempting to control people they help into political offices, stressing that leadership should be built on freedom, respect and human development. Ikuru, popularly known as the man who sees tomorrow, said politics should not be used as a means of placing people under personal control, adding that every individual deserves the freedom to make independent decisions. According to him, political leaders must understand that helping someone attain a political position does not give them the right to dictate how the person should live or govern. “You don't play politics and put people in your pocket. You can give birth to children, but you cannot put them inside your pocket. You must allow them to exercise their freedom,” he said. The SDP senatorial candidate further noted that making someone a governo...

  By oluwaseyi fadoro  The senatorial candidate of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) for Delta Central, Sir. Prof Amb Hon Godwin lkuru has expressed concern over what he described as the lack of meaningful development in the district, particularly in the health sector. Ikuru lamented that despite the years spent by past and present senators representing Delta Central, the people continued to face challenges in accessing quality healthcare and other essential social amenities. He described the situation as shameful, questioning the contributions of previous representatives to the development and welfare of the people. According to him, the absence of adequate healthcare facilities has forced residents to travel to Benin City, Edo State, for medical treatment, with some reportedly dying on the way due to the lack of timely medical attention. The SDP candidate said it was unacceptable for the people of Delta Central to continue experiencing such difficulties when those elected to...

  The Tife Loft Unisex Salon Training Centre, popularly known as TTL, is offering hair and beauty services while equipping young people with practical skills to become self-employed, regardless of their educational qualifications. The Tife Loft Unisex Salon, a hair and beauty establishment in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital, is expanding opportunities for young people through professional training in hairstyling and other beauty-related services. Located at Shops 1 and 2, Akare Junction, opposite Mardie Grazz Restaurant and Bar, Ire-Akari, along Akala Expressway, Challenge–New Garage axis, Ibadan, the salon combines beauty services with skills acquisition programmes designed to promote creativity, entrepreneurship and self-reliance among youths. The salon's training initiative, tagged "Learn, Create, Earn," is designed to equip graduates and non-graduates with practical skills that could enable them to establish their own businesses and earn a living independently. Through ...

  The presidential candidate of the Social Democratic Party (SDP), Prince Adewole Adebayo, has pledged to reduce the number of out-of-school children in Nigeria to zero if elected president in 2027. Adebayo, who made the pledge through a statement issued by his campaign, said his administration would prioritise basic education, improve school infrastructure, strengthen security around learning environments and introduce policies to ensure that every Nigerian child has access to quality education. The statement was issued by Comrade Mark Adebayo, Chief Media and Communications Adviser to the Adebayo-Bugaje Presidential Campaign Council. The SDP candidate expressed concern over Nigeria's education crisis, citing figures indicating that approximately 18.3 million children are out of school, comprising an estimated 10.2 million primary school-age children and 8.1 million junior secondary school-age children. According to the campaign, the figures highlight the urgent need for comprehen...

 ’ The presidential candidate of the Social Democratic Party (SDP), Prince Adewole Adebayo, has criticised the Tinubu-led administration’s proposed ₦70,000 transport intervention for Nigerian workers, describing it as a political gimmick designed to influence voters ahead of the forthcoming elections. Adebayo, in a statement issued on Wednesday and signed by his campaign’s Chief Media and Communications Adviser, Comrade Mark Adebayo, questioned the sincerity of the Federal Government’s intervention, arguing that a temporary 90-day relief package would not address the underlying economic challenges facing Nigerian workers. He described the intervention as a “Greek gift,” alleging that it was intended to win public support without providing lasting solutions to the country’s economic difficulties. The SDP presidential candidate accused the All Progressives Congress (APC)-led administration of adopting short-term measures rather than implementing sustainable economic policies capable ...

   That MatterLagos, Nigeria, 21 October 2026 — Grey Works Media, a communications, public relations and advertising company, has officially launched its website, www.greyworksmedia.com, introducing a fresh approach to helping organisations communicate with clarity, purpose and impact.Built on the belief that every organisation has a story worth telling, Grey Works Media was established to help businesses, brands and public institutions find clarity in an increasingly complex communications landscape.  Its mission is straightforward: turn complex ideas, ambitious visions and everyday achievements into compelling stories that connect with audiences and leave a lasting impression. The communications company offers integrated public relations, communications strategy, content creation and advertising solutions to businesses and public institutions. Speaking on the launch, Edward Tochukwu Emmanuel, Chief Executive Officer of Grey Works Media, said the company was founded to a...

 By oluwaseyi fadoro  The trial of the principal suspect in the alleged murder of two prominent sons of the Ajiran Community in Eti-Osa Local Government Area of Lagos State resumed on Wednesday at the Lagos State High Court, Igbosere, after a delay of more than six months. The case, which was heard in Court 8 before Justice Abdul-Raheem Muyideen, took a new turn as the defendant was brought into the courtroom in a wheelchair due to his reported medical condition. During the proceedings, the defendant's lead counsel, Barrister Adedotun Ajulo, pleaded with the court to grant his client bail to enable him to receive adequate medical attention. Counsel urged the court to consider the defendant's health condition and allow him to access the necessary medical care while the trial continues. However, in his ruling, Justice Abdul-Raheem Muyideen denied the defendant's bail application. The judge directed that the defendant be returned to the custodial facility in Ikoyi, Lagos, wher...