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By Peter Omopo An Ogun State-based industrialist, Mr. Taiwo Aremu, Chief Executive Officer of TEBAMS Gases and Allied Products Limited, has accused a Chinese manufacturing company, Sheng Xin Industrial Co. Ltd., of orchestrating the demolition of his company’s gas production plant, allegedly worth over ₦1 billion. The gas plant, located at Kilometre 4, Lagos–Ibadan Expressway, Ogun State, was reportedly demolished on September 27 and 29, 2025, in an operation allegedly carried out by officials of the Ogun State Task Force. Allegations of Intimidation and Illegal Demolition Speaking with Saturday PUNCH, Aremu claimed that his company had been subjected to months…
In every relationship and marriage, a woman has the divine power to water her man to nurture, uplift, and refresh his spirit through her words, actions, and presence. Just as a garden flourishes when tended with care, a man thrives when he is loved, respected, and supported by a wise woman. To water him means: * Speak life into him, not criticism. * Encourage his dreams when the world doubts him. * Pray for him when he feels weary. * Honour him publicly and privately, including how you carry yourself on social media. * Let your words online and offline…
LAGOS, Nigeria – Fintech startup, Gigbanc is hosting Gigconnect 2025, a free one-day fun and value packed event with networking, expert talks, and real opportunities to level up your global game. Set for Saturday, October 25, from 10 a.m, at Zone Tech’s Ruby Hall, the gathering targets remote workers, content creators, tech talents, and entrepreneurs ready to turn local skills into international paydays. With Africa’s gig economy booming toward a $65 billion valuation by 2025, Gigconnect 2025 spotlights the tools and connections to make it happen. Highlights include two powerhouse panels, one on mastering skills for global success, covering monetisation…
By Peter Omopo Abuja | In a major shake-up of Nigeria’s security architecture, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved the replacement of key Service Chiefs, signaling a renewed commitment to enhancing the operational effectiveness and professionalism of the Armed Forces. The announcement, made on Friday through a statement signed by the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Public Communication, Sunday Dare, stated that the changes were part of ongoing efforts by the Federal Government to strengthen the national security framework and ensure a more coordinated approach to tackling the country’s security challenges. According to the statement titled “Tinubu…
By: ‘dayo Adedayo It was another beautiful morning. At exactly 5:10 a.m., I began my walk, the streets still wrapped in sleep and the air crisp with promise. In my ears, the golden voice of Chief Commander Ebenezer Obey flowed like a familiar prayer. His timeless songs, “Africa Is My Home” and “No Place Be Like My Country” became my companions, each lyric a reminder of gratitude and belonging. As I walked, I reflected on this great country called Nigeria, vast, diverse, and full of paradox. A land so often misunderstood, yet so rich in soul. Some Nigerians, perhaps too…
In life, everyone seems to be in a race, rushing to succeed, to be noticed, to achieve more, to love faster, or to make things happen overnight. But true growth doesn’t come from speed. It comes from consistency. The most beautiful things in life are trust, love, success, and peace but don’t happen in a hurry. They take time, patience, and steady effort. A healthy relationship isn’t built in a day. It’s built through daily acts of love, respect, and understanding. A lasting marriage isn’t about the fireworks of one moment but the quiet faithfulness of every season. Ecclesiastes 9:11…
By Peter Omopo Mikano Motors has announced the commencement of a nationwide promotional sale on two of its flagship Changan vehicles — the Changan CS15 SUV and the Changan Alsvin V3 sedan — offering customers feature-packed models at competitive prices for a limited period. In a statement, the company described both vehicles as “a perfect blend of advanced engineering, contemporary design, and exceptional value,” underscoring Mikano’s commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction in Nigeria’s automotive industry. According to the automaker, the Changan CS15, designed for urban drivers and business owners, combines compact efficiency with a commanding presence. The SUV boasts…
By Peter Omopo Accra – Reports emerging from Accra indicate that former First Lady of Ghana, Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings, has passed away. Though official confirmation from the family is still awaited, multiple media outlets in Ghana have reported the death of the prominent political figure and wife of the late former President Jerry John Rawlings. Nana Konadu, who was founder and leader of the National Democratic Party (NDP), was a central figure in Ghanaian politics for decades and a strong advocate for women’s empowerment across Africa. She served as First Lady from 1981 to 2001 during her husband’s tenure as…
By Peter Omopo The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), Kwara State branch, has called on the state government to improve doctors’ welfare, provide scholarships, and invest in health infrastructure to curb the growing emigration of medical professionals from the state. The Acting Vice Chairman of NMA in Kwara, Dr. Ayinde Musa, made the appeal on Thursday in Ilorin while speaking with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN). Musa said that the shortage of medical doctors in public hospitals has reached a worrying level, noting that poor remuneration, inadequate facilities, and lack of incentives were driving health workers to seek opportunities abroad…
By Peter Omopo The National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) has blamed the rising incidents of armed robbery and kidnapping across Nigeria on the country’s deteriorating road infrastructure. Speaking to journalists, the NURTW Chairman, Mr. Francis Arhiyor, said criminals exploit failed portions of highways to ambush travellers and carry out attacks. “The truth is that if the roads are good, cases of armed robbery and kidnapping will be reduced because these hoodlums take undue advantage of the bad spots to strike,” Arhiyor stated. He specifically urged the Federal Government to urgently repair the East-West Highway in the Niger Delta…