Category: Opinion
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58 Days of Impact: Akinrodoye Reels Out Achievements as Acting Chairman of Irele LG
Thanks Aiyedatiwa for the opportunity to serve As the sun sets on his brief yet impactful tenure, Hon. Daisi Akinrodoye, the acting Chairman of Irele Local Government, has reflected on the significant achievements made during his 58 days in office. In a heartfelt farewell address he signed and shared on his Facebook, he expressed gratitude…
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Starnews NG Celebrates Dr. Seinde Fadeni: A Trailblazer in Business and Philanthropy
In the vibrant tapestry of Nigeria’s business landscape, few names resonate as profoundly as that of Dr. Seinde Oladapo Fadeni. With over 35 years of experience spanning multiple sectors—including Oil and Gas, Real Estate, Hospitality, and Maritime—Dr. Fadeni has emerged not just as a seasoned business captain but as a visionary leader whose contributions extend…
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Tackling The Global Food Imbalance in Ikale Nation: A call to Action
The Ikale Nation is grappling with a critical food security challenge, characterized by a significant shortfall in the production and availability of staple crops, including cassava, yams,plantains, peppers, tomatoes, melons, vegetables (notably efo Uroko), garden eggs (Obilowo), sugar cane(Upete), and cocoyam. We cannot afford to stand idly by while our beloved community continues to grapple…
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Aiyedatiwa, Ilaje, and the rest of us
By Debo Akinbami Under the theme “Lucky’s fated emergence, associated angst and the commerce of owning Aketi “, the writer had risked an explanation for the psychology of power inebriation around late Governor Akeredolu, how the consequences of same spilled into the post-Aketi regime, and other allied, salient issues apartaining to Lucky’s coming as governor.…
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A Letter from God: Prepare for the Coming of Jesus!
By Pastor Olumide Akinrinlola A few years ago, I experienced something that changed my life forever. One bright morning, while I was still in bed, a man entered my room. I was astonished that he managed to get past all the locked doors. As I sat up, he stretched out his hand and handed me…
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Ondo@49: A Journey From Industrial Glory To Political Acrobatics
By Wándé T. Àjàyí At 49, one would expect Ondo State to have reached the full bloom of its immeasurable potentials, standing tall among its peers as a beacon of progress and development. Alas, the Sunshine State remains a paradox, blessed with vast natural resources but still grappling with epileptic governance. The economy wobbles like…
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Bola Ige, Nyesom Wike and the Politics of Loyalty in Nigeria
By Wándé T. Àjàyí Politics in Nigeria has always been an enthralling game of loyalty, pragmatism, and, most often, survival. The case of the late Chief Bola Ige, a founding member of the Alliance for Democracy (AD), and his decision to serve in the People’s Democratic Party (PDP)-led government as Minister of Justice and Attorney…
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A Nation Left Behind: Nigeria’s Visa Automation Announcement Highlights Our Stagnation
By Akinrinlola Olumide While I extend my gratitude to Minister Bunmi Tunji-Ojo for his efforts, I must express profound disappointment and embarrassment that Nigeria, a nation that gained independence 65 years ago, is only now announcing full automation of its visa application process set for 2025. This announcement should compel us all to hang our…