Henry Oji: Celebrated Portrait, Fine Art, and Wedding Photographer

By Ayomide Otitoju Henry Oji, popularly known as Big H, is a renowned portrait, fine art, and wedding photographer based in Abuja, Nigeria. His journey into photography began after his marriage in December 2011, when he bought his first camera. Transitioning from a corporate background, Oji dedicated countless hours to honing his photography skills, remaining…

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Kolawole Oyeneyin: Influential Leader in Investments and Technology

Kolawole Oyeneyin, an accomplished entrepreneur, investor, and leader, sits at the crossroads of investments, technology, economic development, public policy, and people. As a Partner and co-founder at Volition Cap, an African-focused private equity company, and the Founder & Chairman of Venia Group, a venture creation and investment company, Oyeneyin’s impact in the business world is…

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Western Artists Avoid Russia Amid Ukraine Conflict; Kanye West Seen in Moscow

Western artists have largely refrained from performing in Russia during its offensive in Ukraine, which has resulted in extensive US and European sanctions on Moscow and travel restrictions to the country. Kanye West, known for his controversial political statements in the United States and recently accused of praising Adolf Hitler, has previously expressed admiration for…

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UK Election: Conservatives Expected to Lose Power to Labour

The United Kingdom is set to go to the polls on Thursday, with projections indicating that the governing right-wing Conservatives could be ousted, paving the way for the opposition Labour party to assume power. The political landscape has been further complicated by recent findings from the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, which uncovered five Facebook pages promoting…

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Tensions Rise as US, South Korea, Japan End Joint Military Exercises

In the wake of three-day military exercises known as “Freedom Edge,” US, South Korean, and Japanese forces completed coordinated drills in ballistic missile and air defenses, anti-submarine warfare, and defensive cyber training. These annual drills were agreed upon during a trilateral summit last year, symbolizing unity against North Korea’s nuclear threats and China’s expanding regional…

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BREAKING: Olu Jacobs Alive and Well, Confirms Son Soji Jacobs

By Ayomide Otitoju Veteran actor Olu Jacobs is alive and in good health, confirmed by his son Soji Jacobs, who addressed recent rumors of his father’s passing that circulated on Sunday. Despite ongoing health challenges at 82, the legendary actor remains with his family, much to their relief. Expressing frustration with the recurring false reports,…

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SERAP Calls on CBN Governor to Account for Missing Funds

By Ayomide Otitoju The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has urged Mr Olayemi Cardoso, Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), to explain the whereabouts of over N100 billion in “dirty and bad notes” and other large sums awaiting examination across various CBN branches. This demand follows allegations detailed in the latest annual…

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