Navigating Your Architectural Journey: Making Informed Choices for a Successful Career

Suggest suitable title Dear Aspiring Architectural Students, One of the most critical decisions you will make in your academic and professional journey is not just whether to study architecture but where and how you choose to pursue it. The path you take can significantly influence your future opportunities, and this is where careful consideration and […]

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Tragedy at Eleyele Junction: A Call for a Cleaner, Safer, and Sustainable Environment

A few days ago, a tragic incident occurred at Eleyele Junction in Ibadan Metropolis. According to eyewitness accounts, a truck loaded with granite lost control and struck roadside traders before crashing into a garage where passengers were waiting. This devastating accident left several injured, lives lost, and the community in chaos and mourning. This heartbreaking

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Redefining Milestones: Embracing Your Unique Journey in Life and Marriage

Before my wedding, my mother advised me to achieve certain milestones before thinking about marriage. She believed the pressures of marriage could disrupt one’s dreams, a perspective shaped by her experiences and, perhaps, rightly so. However, I hold the belief that everything happens according to Allah’s will and timing.   “Verily, with hardship comes ease.”

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Compassion, Courage, and Accountability: A Reflection on Alhaji Oriyomi Hamzat and Government Responsibility

I have often been critical of some media practices associated with Alhaji Oriyomi Hamzat, primarily based on the ethical standards one would expect regulatory bodies like the NBC and NCC to enforce. However, it is impossible to overlook his profound humanitarian efforts and his genuine love for the masses. This became even more evident during

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“Marriage: The Unsung Labor of Love”

I recently stumbled upon a post where a popular musician admitted he’s not the “marriage type,” describing the endless stress and hassles as dealbreakers. To my surprise, countless men and women echoed his sentiments, expressing why they feel marriage simply isn’t worth the effort. Over the years, I’ve watched and read countless stories, some of

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Dear Young Folks (Series 8) “Breaking Free: The Power of Resilience and Focus in the Journey to Success”

Dear Young Folks, As early as the age of 14, I yearned for a freedom I knew wouldn’t come easily. I had a dream and a vision of everything I wanted, etched vividly in my mind. The years rolled by, and with every opportunity that came my way, I carefully executed my plans, one step

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“A Call for Sustainable Urban Development and Community-Centered Growth” by Idris Animasaun

Someone recently told me to stay silent when states discuss the environment and climate change, saying I come from a state that has turned open parks and gardens into real estate. While His Excellency is one of the best governors in the country and a leader I deeply respect, it is becoming increasingly important to

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Prioritizing Lives: Rethinking Emergency Response in Oyo State

Two days ago, I witnessed two ambulances drive out of an event at Adamasingba Stadium, where over 1,000 people had gathered. This happened right at the peak of the event, raising serious questions about how intentional we are in ensuring effective emergency rescue operations. Amidst the ongoing Oriyomi saga – which increasingly feels like a

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Shaping Young Minds Through Conversations

One of my boys called me recently, asking for a data subscription for their mi-fi. As the call was ending, he reminded me not to forget. Just as I was about to hang up, I heard his younger brother chime in, “Thank God you said that because my daddy forgets everything.” With that, they cheerfully

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“Silence and Injustice: The Oriyomi Hamzat Case and the Rot in Our Judicial System” 

Few days ago, I came across a Facebook post by someone demanding that all Radio General Managers in the city publicly stand in solidarity with Alhaji Oriyomi Hamzat. While this might seem like a noble cause, it raises deeper questions about the rot in our society, particularly the lack of critical thought, emotional intelligence, and

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