By Comrade Gerald O. Katchy, THERE IS a timeless saying: “What goes round comes around.” That is karma for you a reminder that actions, whether political or moral, eventually return to their source. Politics of Karma and the Lessons of 2015 In a recent comment, a supporter of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (PBAT) openly admitted […]...
By Bolanle BOLAWOLE “ALL THE “five specific acts that are considered as acts of genocide once they are committed with genocidal intent” are prevalent in the North of the country today. In other words, all the ingredients of genocide are complete in the malicious soup that Nigeria’s Muslim North has cooked since the unfortunate presidenc...
By JKNewsMedia VIBRANT CONVERSATIONS and empowering messages filled the hall as Globacom’s female employees gathered for SheGlows 2025, an annual event dedicated to celebrating women’s wellness and professional growth. The gathering, held at the Alliance Française, Mike Adenuga Centre in Lagos, centred on the theme “Wellness for Growth.” It d...
By JKNewsMedia BUILDING TRANSCENDS technical execution and stands as a social responsibility, according to Engr. Dr. Peer Lubasch, Managing Director of Julius Berger Nigeria Plc. Addressing participants at the company’s one-day Construction Roundtable at its Excellence Centre in Abuja, Lubasch said Julius Berger approaches every project, wheth...
By Jemimah Wellington, JKNewsMedia Correspondent THE FEDERAL Government has reaffirmed its position as a democracy firmly governed by constitutional guarantees of religious liberty, maintaining that national policies and engagements continue to uphold freedom of religion and belief for all citizens. According to a statement signed by President...
By Joke Kujenya PAIN, ONCE thought to be a post-birth experience, begins far earlier, according to the Kingdom of Eswatini’s Ministry of Health study just released. The Ministry’s neonatal care clinical study has revealed that babies can feel pain while still in the womb dubbing it a finding that is reshaping how health practitioners approach ...
By Tunde Rahman I AM immensely honoured to be here to attend this important Nigeria Session on China’s newest development plan and the future of China-Africa cooperation, under the theme – “Jointly Drawing the Blueprint, Sharing the Development.” I thank the China Media Group and the Consulate-General of the People’s Republic of China i...
By Olukorede Yishau THEY ARE called immigrants, especially when the Third World is their origin. If they happen to be from the West and find a livelihood in the Third World, then the label changes. The same persons are now called expatriates. Geography and skin colour transform perception. One is seen as coming to offer […]
By Jemimah Wellington, JKNewsMedia Correspondent THE UNITED States has redesignated Nigeria as a “Country of Particular Concern” over alleged killings of Christians, a move announced by President Donald Trump on Friday that immediately drew a strong rebuttal from the Nigerian government. Trump, in a statement posted on his social media platfo...
By Owei Lakemfa. PROFESSOR WOLE Soyinka, 91, winner of the 1986 Nobel Prize in Literature, is a well-sought after global citizen. But even as a famous dramatist, he must have been caught unawares when the United States, US on October 23, 2025, staged a real-life drama, revoking his visa. Caught out in the Trumpian drama, […]
