Muslim Congregations Blocking Roads for Prayer: A Clash of Faith and Compassion
Muslim congregations in the quietude of a Friday afternoon, gathered, a sea of devotees with prayer mats and solemn expressions….
Mayowa Bolaji
Mayowa Bolaji, holds an HND degree in Business Administration from Lagos State Polytechnic. He originates from Ada, Osun, commencing his career path at the manufacturing company "OK Plast Nigeria Ltd." He soon transitioned to becoming an educator. Mayowa is a proficient writer and dynamic public speaker. Presently, he serves as a financial Analyst at Opitan Global Media and dedicates himself to being a columnist committed to delivering reliable and authentic journalism.
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Election Petitions Should be 21 Days Fast-Tracked: Senior Advocate Suggests INEC Transformation
shifting the burden of proof in electoral cases to INEC could lead to a significant 50 percent reduction in election petitions.
Nigeria: A Nation of Economic Marvels Yet Puzzling Debt Adventures in 2023
Africa’s most populous nation, flaunting its vast resources like gems in a treasure trove, while the market of consumers sways to the rhythm of progress. A mesmerizing tango, but one move stands out: the oil sector waltz. It’s the showstopper, a dazzling display that has historically showered Nigeria with riches. Yet, this captivating dance partner is fickle, swaying and stumbling to the global oil price rhythm, like a dancer on ice, prone to slips and slides.