The Students’ Union Government of Tai Solarin Federal University of Education (TASFUED), led by its President, has held a strategic meeting with the Commissioner of Police, Ogun State Command, to address key security and student welfare concerns. The engagement focused on strengthening collaboration with the police to enhance campus safety and ensure a more secure learning environment for students.
Former TASFUED Students’ Union Director of Social, Peller Manny, has shared an emotional reflection on life after graduation, describing the unexpected emptiness that comes with leaving campus. His heartfelt message about missing lectures, classmates, and the rhythm of student life has resonated with many graduates, reminding current students to cherish every moment before the journey comes to an end.
Thousands visited Kweme Kingdom in Badagry West LCDA as traditional leaders and worshippers concluded the three-day spiritual rites of the sacred Thehule Lake, highlighting its growing cultural and tourism significance.
Veteran Nollywood actor Taiwo Hassan (Ogogo) has opened up about a heartbreaking family tragedy, revealing that he is the only surviving child among his mother’s four sets of twins.
The richness of Yoruba performance, storytelling and indigenous creativity will take centre stage when Theatrefest 2026: Festival of Yoruba Arts holds in Ijebu-Ode on...
Consultant haematologist Dr. Bodunrin Osikomaiya has emerged as Babcock University’s Best Graduating Master’s Student after earning a perfect 5.00 CGPA at the institution’s postgraduate graduation ceremony.
Thousands visited Kweme Kingdom in Badagry West LCDA as traditional leaders and worshippers concluded the three-day spiritual rites of the sacred Thehule Lake, highlighting its growing cultural and tourism significance.
Oyinkansola Badejo-Okusanya, SAN, has been elected as the first woman directly chosen by NBA members to lead the Nigerian Bar Association, marking a historic moment in Nigeria’s legal profession.
Bunmi Adetona says his visit to the historic 99-room house of Sanusi Adebisi Idikan reinforces the need to preserve Yoruba history through documents, landmarks and research.