The Director of City Boys Movement in Oyo State, Hon. Olufemi Onireti, has donated medical equipment and other healthcare supplies to the people of Esinele community in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State.

The donation was made during a condolence and solidarity visit to the community following the recent abduction of teachers and pupils in the area.

Speaking during the visit, Onireti expressed optimism that the kidnapped teachers and pupils would soon regain their freedom, noting that gover

The remains of Elder Emmanuel Tunde Oludewa Aganbi will be buried in his Koko hometown in Delta State, a top member of the family said Monday morning.

A younger brother to the late respected member of the board of trustees for the Canaan Land Golf Course and Country Club, Hon. Felix Aganbi, confirmed this to news men in Koko.

Elder Emmanuel Tunde Aganbi passed away on Friday, April 24, 2026, in Abuja, just a few weeks before his 74th birthday.

Felix Aganbi said the burial of Elder Aganbi would c

Memorial day was marked by many somber celebrations to commemorate the many brave soldiers who gave their lives for America .But, there was a problem with the claim that these brave soldiers died defending America. This is a hoax and a cruel hoax because it is used to justify these soldiers risking their lives, based on a lie. They were not defending America. America has not been attacked since Pearl Harbor in 1941.

America is not defending. Viet Nam did not attack America. Iraq did not attack Am

......Surprise awaits APC, says Akpederin

......Insists Deltans living in squalor, deprivation on all fronts

Prominent Delta lawyer, Kingsley Akpederin, on Monday said Chris Iyovwaye’s quest for the Government House Asaba is to usher Delta State into a glorious dawn.

“We thank God that Deltans now have the opportunity to get a Governor that would drastically move from the trajectory of the recent past. Deltans with Chris Iyovwaye will now know how a state government can get back their ailing or

The Alema of Warri, Chief Emmanuel Oritsejolomi Uduaghan, has distanced himself from a story credited to him by Daily Post Media.

Uduaghan in a statement in Abigborodo accused the newspaper of spreading misinformation, misleading readers and attempting to damage his reputation.

“I have so much respect for the First Lady of Nigeria, Senator Oluremi Tinubu. I also know her importance in the country.”

The Warri High Chief stressed on accurate attribution and responsible journalism.

“Journalism is

The worst crime of all is genocide, which is defined as the deliberate and systematic destruction, in whole or in part, of a national, ethnic, racial, or religious group. Democracy has failed when both Democrats and Republicans have supported the Israelis genocide against the Palestine men, women and children in Gaza. Even black and white politicians support this genocide. Even worse, black politicians join their white counterparts in supporting Israel’s apartheid regime against the Palestinians

Since the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) primary election of May 29, I have been ruminating on one troubling question: Why are party officials withholding the results of the primary election? Whose interests are these leaders serving?

It is wrong to keep the people in darkness. Democracy is founded on transparency, accountability, and respect for the will of the people. In a true democracy, the collective choice of citizens must prevail over the pecuniary interests of an elitist minority.

Durin

In a show of solidarity and camaraderie,the chairman/ Chief executive officer of Odest Global Resources, a Customs Bonded Terminal based in Port Harcourt, Mr Chidera Oganuzo has sent his heartfelt felicitation to the newly promoted Acting Assistant Comptroller General of Customs in charge of Human Resources Department, Frank Onyeka even as he has commented the Comptroller General of Customs Bashir Adewale Adeniyi MFR PhD for promoting Ag.AGC Onyeka.


Mr. Chidera Oganuzo noted that with the devel

                     A Jamaica Poor No More
                                   by Michael I Phillips

        Chapter 3

Jamaicanism - A Pathway to Prosperity

It is painfully obvious that under the present economic system Jamaica will be poor forever. A Jamaica poor forever or A Jamaica poor no more. The choice is perpetual poverty or an end to poverty. The solution is not capitalism. It is not communism. It is not socialism. It is a completely new –ism which is unique to Jamaica, so I call it Jamaic

.......Task Dickson, Obi, Others On Transparency

Notable stakeholders of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) in Delta South have lamented the continued delay in the official announcement of the results of the party's recently concluded primary elections.

‘’As a political movement seeking to redefine governance and democratic participation in Nigeria, the NDC must continue to distinguish itself through transparency, responsiveness, and accountability’’.

They also urged the leadership of the part

A Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) aspirant in Delta South, Dr. Austin Orette, on Sunday decried unfairness in the country’s politics.

“The future of Nigeria cannot be built upon a foundation of electoral injustice. Our nation deserves better. Our people deserve better. Democracy deserves better. History will judge us not only by the battles we fought, but by the injustices we refused to tolerate.”

He also alleged that individuals who did not actively participate in the party's internal democra

The world is in crisis because most of its leaders are sick, addicted billionaires or wannabe billionaires. Gone are the days when leaders sought to improve the quality of life for their people. Many now, instead of that goal, they are seeking wealth and power. They are even persecuting numbers of their own people to gain more money and power. Actually, they can’t help it because they are  addicted to money and power. The love of money is pervasive. Our leaders certainly do and are even admired

 by Michael Phillips (available at Amazon.com)

  Chapter 2

Jamaica’s Downward Economic Spiral

Following that Jamaica-poor-forever plan, and despite well -meaning politicians, conditions in Jamaica have gotten worse over the years.  Politicians have gotten a lot of the blame, but it is that economic system that  is responsible. In that system Jamaica’s main source of income, on which she depends so much, exports, have been going downhill.

Sugar

I remember in Jamaica, many years

By  Bon Peters i

A frontline Maritime expert and chairman/ Chief executive officer of Odest Global Resources  ltd, a Customs Bonded Terminal Operator based in Port Harcourt, Mr Chidera Oganuzo has expressed satisfaction with the historic revenue generation of  N77.3B in April 2026, at the Port Harcourt Area 11 command of the Nigeria Customs Service  Onne, describing it as unprecedented and monumental  in the history of the command.

Oganuzo stated this in an  interview with our Correspondent in P

....Lays out His Agenda

....Promises to Make Okpe/Sapele/Uvwie Federal Constituency More Prosperous

Prominent Delta lawyer and politician, Kingsley Akpederin, has attributed his House of Representatives bid to the decision of Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) stakeholders in Okpe/Sapele/Uvwie Federal Constituency and the need for the party to put forward its best in the 2027 elections.

“Politics is collective and the bid for public office and especially that of which stage to aspire to represen

Chapter 1
Non-developing Countries

 Insanity
Jamaica is not a poor country. We do not have poor countries anymore. Instead we have developing countries. Nice euphemism. So, Jamaica is a developing country. The sad fact is developing countries are not developing and Jamaica is no exception. The greatest problem these countries face is poverty. Do they have a plan to eradicate poverty in five, ten, twenty years or ever? The most likely answer is ever, which in reality means never. It has been a near

To paraphrase lines from, Thomas Gray’s poem, “Elegy Written in a Country Courtyard”,

“Full many a book is born unread
And waste it’s sweetness on the library bench”.

In order to avoid that fate for my book, “A Jamaica Poor No More”, I am giving you the opportunity to read this book for free. Yes, read this book for free. If you care about Jamaica, read this book. If you care about any underdeveloped country, read this book. Read it and spread the word, especially to persons of influence.

I

By Bon Peters

The Eastern Marine Command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has announced a change of baton at its Command, as Deputy Comptroller Esien Etim Esiet officially assumed leadership as the Acting Comptroller replacing Comptroller AB Jaja even as he has also involved in strategic stakeholder engagements.

This disclosure was contained in a press release issued, signed and made available to our media platform by the Command's Public Relations officer, Joshua Iliya a Deputy Superintende