Nollywood sensation, Regina Daniels, is beaming with pride as she celebrates her mother, Rita Daniels, on her recent appointment by the Governor of Delta State.
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In a recent turn of events, Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh has sparked discussions with her decision to join the All Progressives Congress (APC). While her switch from the African Democratic Congress (ADC) to the APC raised questions and eyebrows, Dikeh has been quick to defend her choice.
Nigerian music icon 2face, also known as 2Baba, found himself in hot water recently after commenting on the FBI’s plans to release documents related to President Tinubu. His response triggered strong reactions from netizens, who didn’t hesitate to remind him of his own past marital controversies.
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo served as Nigeria’s president for two terms, from 1999-2007. As a historic milestone, his presidency marked a transition from a turbulent military era to democratic governance. In this article, we will examine his accomplishments, and challenges, and analyze the impacts of his presidency on Nigeria.
Nnamdi Azikiwe, the first president of Nigeria, holds an important place in the country’s history. Born on November 16, 1904, in Zungeru, now part of Niger State, Nigeria, Azikiwe played crucial roles in politics, journalism, and education. In this article, we will be discussing his life and legacy.
In a groundbreaking turn of events, Yemi Mobolade, an independent candidate and Nigerian immigrant, has been elected as the mayor of Colorado Springs, making history as the first black man to achieve this political feat in the municipality located in Colorado, United States.
Despite having minimal experience in politics, Mobolade emerged victorious in the city’s runoff contest held on Tuesday night, May 16, defeating his Republican challenger, Wayne Williams, according to a report by The Colorado Sun. The political landscape of Colorado Springs has experienced a seismic shift as a result of Mobolade’s remarkable win, especially considering his independent status compared to Williams’ Republican affiliation.
With 57% of the vote in his favour compared to Williams’ 43% as of 7:15 pm on Tuesday, Mobolade secured a decisive victory. Williams graciously conceded the race at around 7:30 pm, and subsequent vote counts confirmed Mobolade’s lead.
As the 42nd mayor of Colorado Springs, Mobolade will succeed Mayor John Suthers, a former federal prosecutor and Colorado attorney general who reached his term limit. Reflecting on his triumph, an overwhelmed Mobolade exclaimed,
Wow. Wow. I am speechless. This is our win.”
In his statement, Mobolade expressed a vision of an inclusive, culturally rich, economically prosperous, safe and vibrant city, heralding a new era for Colorado Springs. Having relocated to the city in 2010, Mobolade has risen to positions of leadership within the local community, demonstrating his dedication to civic engagement and public service.
Married and a proud father of three, Mobolade has made significant contributions to Colorado Springs. Notably, he served as the city’s small business development administrator and co-founded two well-known eateries, The Wild Goose Meeting House and Good Neighbours Meeting House, in the city, showcasing his entrepreneurial spirit.
Additionally, he held the role of vice president of company expansion and retention at the Colorado Springs Chamber and Economic Development Corporation.
In a recent interview on Arise TV, former governor of Zamfara State, Abdul-Aziz Yari, addressed questions about his tenure and efforts to alleviate the high poverty level in the state. The discussion took place in the context of Yari’s bid for the position of Senate President, with TV