TheTalk.NG journalist Ridwan Adeola Yusuf has over 9 years of experience covering public journalism and governance.
Ibadan, Oyo state –The Oyo state government has pulled down the building where the Yoruba Nation agitators under the leadership of Modupe Onitiri-Abiola are operating.
The building on Toye Oyesola street in Ibadan South West local government area (LGA) was demolished on Wednesday, April 17, according to The Punch.
TheTalk.NG journalist Ridwan Adeola Yusuf has over 9 years of experience covering metro and public journalism. FCT, Abuja – The ministry of foreign affairs of Nigeria on Tuesday, May 21, urged qualified citizens to apply for job vacancies in the African Union (AU). In a notice signed by Eche Abu-Obe, the spokesperson of the ministry …Continue reading here ▶
A top court in Nigeria has dethroned Oba Michael Adetunji Oluwole as the Olute of Ute in Ondo state TheTalk.NG reports that the court restrained the monarch from parading himself as the Olute of Ute Justice Ademola Enikuomehin ordered a fresh selection process from within the Olule Omoloja ruling lineage TheTalk.NG journalist Ridwan Adeola Yusuf …Continue reading here ▶
Pastor Stanley Ogbonna has allegedly thrown his estranged wife, Chioma, and six children out of their house in Abuja The General Overseer of the God’s Spring Assembly was accused of sleeping around with different women The wife said Pastor Ogbonna called the police and evicted her and the children from the house after suffering with …Continue reading here ▶
TheTalk.NG journalist Ridwan Adeola Yusuf has over 9 years of experience covering governance and public journalism. FCT, Abuja – Organised labour has on Tuesday, May 21, reporetdly rejected the N54,000 proposed by the Bola Tinubu government as the new minimum wage. According to Vanguard newspaper, one of the leaders of the organised labour who attended …Continue reading here ▶
TheTalk.NG journalist Ridwan Adeola Yusuf has over 9 years of experience covering public journalism. FCT, Abuja – The Bola Tinubu-led government has upped its proposal for the new minimum wage to N54,000. The labour unions had argued that the current minimum wage of N30,000 can no longer cater for the well-being of an average Nigerian …Continue reading here ▶