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17/10/2025

Pay attention! Pay attention!!! This is a portion of the Ore/Ondo road constructed with substandard materials.
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JUST IN: “I Will Make Elections So Credible Even Losers Will Congratulate Winners” — New INEC Chairman, Prof. Amupitan V...
17/10/2025

JUST IN: “I Will Make Elections So Credible Even Losers Will Congratulate Winners” — New INEC Chairman, Prof. Amupitan Vows

Agagu, Mimiko, Akeredolu and Ayedatiwa:Who is Ondo State's best governor so far?
16/10/2025

Agagu, Mimiko, Akeredolu and Ayedatiwa:
Who is Ondo State's best governor so far?

Aiyedatiwa why ? Hon. Tope Omolayo, the Chairman of Owo Loca! Government Area Council, of Ondo state has been s¥spended ...
15/10/2025

Aiyedatiwa why ?

Hon. Tope Omolayo, the Chairman of Owo Loca! Government Area Council, of Ondo state has been s¥spended indef!nitely with immed!ate eff£ct.

Some weeks back, someone alleged!y l£ a ch@t with the s¥spended chairman where he revealed that he receives less than 5 million monthly for allocation from the Governor—as aga!nst the over 500million pa!d by FG.

Today, the council chairman has been s¥spended indefinite!y. Al!egations aga!nst him allegedly include: financia! impropriet!es, utter vi0!ation of stat¥tory b¥dget and !GR regu!ations, d!srespect to traditional heads, and fai!ure to c0nduct himself in an appropr!ate manner.

15/10/2025

Listen to a leaked audio of an ordained pastor and a pastor’s wife still serving in Atlanta, Georgia, MFM confirms.
all the atrocities taking place in MFM. What is the difference between what I said about MFM seven years ago and what she has now revealed? Please share your thoughts.

Aiyedatiwa vs Tunji Ojo: Beyond RivalryBy Olumide AkinrinlolaI watched the video of Hon. Banji Okunomo regarding the all...
15/10/2025

Aiyedatiwa vs Tunji Ojo: Beyond Rivalry

By Olumide Akinrinlola

I watched the video of Hon. Banji Okunomo regarding the alleged rift between Hon. Bunmi Tunji Ojo and Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa. As always, BBO spoke eloquently in that video eventhough I didn’t agree with some of his views. He is truly an asset and a valuable resource that Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa has unfortunately overlooked and left idle in his team.

There are many talented individuals in Ondo State, like Banji, who are not being engaged by the governor. This represents a significant weakness that Bunmi Tunji Ojo has identified in Aiyedatiwa's approach and has cleverly taken advantage of.

By bringing together the best minds in the state, whom Aiyedatiwa has left idle, Bunmi Tunji Ojo has built a strong team. In doing so, he has indirectly taken the lead in Ondo State’s political landscape. Whether we like it or not, Bunmi Tunji Ojo has effectively gained control of the political structures within the APC and has won the loyalty of many because he understands the dynamics of politics better than Aiyedatiwa does. Much like Tinubu did with Buhari, Tunji has captured the hearts of the people in Ondo State through his performance, empowerment initiatives, and growing popularity born from his kindness.

It is not a crime for anyone to gain influence among their people, especially when they are doing good work. Interestingly, Tunji Ojo has never publicly expressed a desire to run for the governorship. So, why are Aiyedatiwa and his supporters feeling anxious? It is perplexing that a governor with so much power and state resources would be unsettled by the influence of a federal minister in his state.

I would advise the state governor to focus on making a positive impact on the lives of the people. He should implement meaningful empowerment programmes, carry out poverty alleviation initiatives, and use the substantial monthly allocations he receives wisely to fund productive projects. It is also crucial that he compensates those who truly supported him during his time in office and fosters a government that promotes inclusivity, allowing others in his cabinet to feel valued; and lastly, he should provide leadership by embracing and accommodating opposition within and outside the APC.

Furthermore, I must respectfully inform the governor that neither he nor his supporters have the right to prevent anyone from aspiring to political positions, including his current office. They do not possess the power to halt the political ambitions of those who wish to build their own political networks. Tunji Ojo has not committed any wrongdoing in gaining influence in Ondo State politics. If he chooses to run against the governor, should the constitution permit Aiyedatiwa to seek a second term, that is his right. This shouldn’t generate unnecessary controversy and unsettle the governor’s camp.

Every responsible citizen of Nigeria should advocate for a second-term ticket for elected representatives who have performed well, while opposing those who have fallen short of expectations. Healthy competition is vital for our democracy, and I expect all supporters of good governance to think along these lines.

I firmly believe that Tunji Ojo is not employing any underhanded tactics to win people over. Instead, he is receiving support because he is genuinely impacting lives through empowerment and job distribution, which has helped alleviate poverty for many families. It is natural for people to love and appreciate someone who helps them to provide for themselves and their families. Tunji understands how to connect with others, and his results speak for themselves.

His Excellency has no reason to feel jittery about Tunji Ojo. He possesses all the qualities needed to excel, surpass his predecessors, and establish a political stronghold that no one can disrupt if he chooses to run again or supports a successor. Instead of viewing Tunji as a threat, it would be wise for the governor to recognise the potential for collaboration and unity, which could ultimately strengthen the political landscape of Ondo State.

I come peace.

Olumide Akinrinlola, the Publisher of Starnews NG writes from Canada.

14/10/2025

If our government supports victims of sexual assault, you'll be surprised who the perpetrators are.

Another church victim religion is one of our problems in AFRICA I’ve evidence of s3xual harassment by priests – Dismisse...
14/10/2025

Another church victim religion is one of our problems in AFRICA

I’ve evidence of s3xual harassment by priests – Dismissed Catholic Nun

Dismissed Catholic Nun, Rev. Sr. Anastasia Kinse, has said that she has evidence that she was s3xually harassed by a priest but cannot put them out there.

Annastasia made this disclosure on Monday while responding to questions in an interview on ‘Prime Time’, a programme on Arise Television.

Annastasia, who was serving under the Auchi Catholic Diocese in Edo State, alleged that she was dismissed from her job at the Veritas University in Abuja following her exposure of the sexual rot being perpetrated within the Church.

“I find it very funny when I was asked for evidence, but in our world today, imagine me coming out, calling names and talking doesn’t make any sense.

“It’s not as if the evidence that I was s3xually harassed by a priest do not exist, they do, but I cannot put them out there.

“I have a video and an audio recording that shows where the Veritas HOD harassed me.

“I joined the congregation of Mother of Perpetual Help of the Archangels Sisters in 2015. After that I experienced so many challenges and I had always confided in my Superior-General and my Bishop.

“The issue has been that I was always complaining, according to them. First, I wrote to the bishop that the priest was always shouting at me whenever I came to the office to talk to him.

“I told my superior about a priest I was living in the same compound with, that on a fateful day I went into his room and he tried to touch me and I don’t just understand if that’s a norm and my superior told me to ignore him.

“There was a priest in 2016 that said I should go with him in his car to his parish for a week and I felt that shouldn’t happen.

“And another priest put his belt on my waist trying to check the size of the clothes he would get me when I visit him, and that broke me, gave me a lot of trauma which is what they termed madness,” she said.
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President Paul Biya has ruled for 45 years and intends to continue. The country has a population of 29.12 million. Afric...
14/10/2025

President Paul Biya has ruled for 45 years and intends to continue. The country has a population of 29.12 million. Africa has a problem because no one among its 29.12 million people is capable.

Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo: A One Special Breed in Every Generation That Cannot Be Distracted.‎‎By Olanrewaju Oluseyi‎12/10/2025...
14/10/2025

Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo: A One Special Breed in Every Generation That Cannot Be Distracted.

‎By Olanrewaju Oluseyi
‎12/10/2025

‎There are leaders who inherit positions and leaders who remake the places they serve. Born May 1, 1982 in Okeagbe-Akoko, Ondo State, he moved from running an ICT firm in his twenties to shaping national institutions, always with a focus on measurable fixes, not rhetoric.

‎Tunji-Ojo’s record is straightforward to summarise: spot a large operational problem, apply technology and management, measure progress, then report outcomes. Early in his public life he pressed for transparency in the House of Representatives (2019–2023), most visibly in oversight of agencies where he pushed for clearer accounting and governance. That managerial instinct carried into the executive when he became Minister of Interior in August 2023.

‎As minister he set concrete targets: clear the passport backlog, regularize promotions and welfare across paramilitary services, and build digital capacity to reduce friction at borders. His office reports that it cleared about 200,000 unprinted passport applications and settled roughly ₦28 billion in legacy debts inherited from earlier administrations. Those actions were accompanied by a drive to accelerate promotions across the services, figures reported by the ministry and press indicate tens of thousands of promotions, with later statements putting cumulative promotions under his watch above 50,000 across paramilitary services.

‎The ministry also commissioned the Bola Ahmed Tinubu Technology Innovation Complex (BATTIC), a data-and-operations hub described in public accounts as housing a command-and-control centre, an NIS data centre, an ECOWAS biometric production facility and a visa/passport processing centre, infrastructure intended to cut costs, speed service and reduce opportunities for corruption. These are system-level changes: not headline stunts but investments meant to keep services running better after any single officeholder leaves.

‎No reformer escapes critics. In 2023 Tunji-Ojo faced accusations about the authenticity of his NYSC discharge certificate; opponents urged his resignation and sought judicial review. The NYSC, after an internal check, publicly clarified that his certificate was genuine, explaining that he had been first mobilised in 2006, later remobilised in 2019, and that a printing omission delayed issuance until February 2023, and a court date was set for related legal challenges. The Senate proceeded with his confirmation following the NYSC verification. These events show how controversy and verification can move in parallel: allegation, institutional check, and then adjudication.

‎Facts and figures matter because they limit spin. Tunji-Ojo’s approach combines private-sector speed with public-sector scale: clear numeric targets (passport backlogs, debt settled, promotions processed), a technology backbone (BATTIC), and operational follow-through (facility visits, policy tweaks). He will make enemies whenever he remakes old routines; that is the cost of systems reform. But on the record today, the measurable gains he claims have independent reportage and institutional confirmation and the NYSC episode, once checked by the Corps, did not stop his confirmation.

‎Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo’s public profile is not flawless, but it is defined by a single habit: refuse to be distracted from fixing the machine. For a generation that needs administrators who deliver, that relentlessness combined with verifiable outcomes is why I call him “one special breed.”

Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to my weekly engagement list! 🎉Segun Awoyera, Tajudeen Adekoya, Abdullah...
14/10/2025

Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to my weekly engagement list! 🎉

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