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The Chief Executive Officer of D-Positive Global Image Services Consult Limited, Mallam Nasir Abdulquadri, FCISM, has been honoured with the Fellowship and Leadership Excellence Award by the Chartered Institute of Information and Strategy Management (CIISM) in recognition of his outstanding leadership, professional excellence, and remarkable contributions to strategic management and human capacity development. Mallam Abdulquadri, […]

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has dismissed reports circulating on social media claiming that it revised the campaign timetable for the 2027 General Elections, describing the information as false and misleading. The commission clarified that it has not issued any separate or revised timetable for political campaigns, urging Nigerians to disregard the viral publication

The Yobe State Police Command has arrested three suspected vandals for allegedly vandalising and stealing power supply cables in Dapchi, Bursari Local Government Area of the state. The suspects were apprehended following a prompt response by operatives of the Dapchi Divisional Police Headquarters after receiving reports of the vandalisation of electricity infrastructure within the community.

The Osun State Government has temporarily closed a section of the newly commissioned LAMECO Flyover Bridge in Osogbo following the discovery of structural defects caused by heavy rainfall, less than a month after the project was opened for public use. The 672-metre flyover, commissioned by Governor Ademola Adeleke on July 1, 2026, developed visible cracks

In a commendable gesture aimed at supporting education and nurturing future leaders, Engr. Mohammed Kamilu Dauda has donated copies of Language of Life and Leadership, written by Mallam Nasir Abdulquadri, to students of his alma mater, Government Secondary School, Ilorin. The donation was made to encourage a reading culture among students while exposing them to

Professor Farooq Kperogi said: “Kwara South is Yoruba land. That’s where it ends. Even Ilorin wasn’t Yoruba land before Afonja went there.” Yet, some people continue to insist on social media that Ilorin belongs to Yoruba land. What is worth asking is this: if that claim is so clear, why have the traditional rulers who