Indigenes of Oyo town have continuously suffered and lamented the poor state of road networks in the town and its just so unfortunate that most of the roads rarely survive up to 3 raining seasons after their construction.

Why has Soyinka ignored INEC and Yakubu to focus on Datti Ahmed, who reacted to Mahoomd’s bizarre handling of the presidential elections and suspiciously hasty collation of results?

Many Nigerians are going through hell on earth. This is due to the traumatic experiences of residents, commuters, and motorists daily on the Lagos-Ibadan expressway. Since the reconstruction of the road began in 2009, many lives have been lost to road carnage while armed robbers play ludo with the lives of Nigerians whenever there is traffic gridlock on the road. The number of man-hours wasted, and the mental stress many have been subjected to on that road is, to say the least, harrowing.

The world of work is changing, and Nigeria is not left out of this trend. Technology and innovation are shaping the workforce and job market, and it is essential for Nigerian businesses and employees to keep up with these changes to remain relevant in the coming years.

Nigeria is known as one of the fastest-growing economies in Africa, with a vibrant business environment that is ripe for investment. However, the success of businesses in Nigeria is not only determined by market forces but also by government policies.

As indigenes and residents of Ogun state goes to the poll to elect the person who will be in charge of affairs in the gateway state for the next four years.