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…Success is sweet but the secret sweat. For Muftau Mubarak Shittu Atunlushe, success didn’t come wrapped in comfort. It came through sweat, sleepless nights, and unshakable faith. The son of a palm oil trader and late driver, Atunlushe’s rise from washing cars to graduating with First Class Honours at the University of Ilorin is a story of grit, grace, and growth. Q: Congratulations on your First Class honour. How does it feel? Atunlushe: Thank you. It feels surreal, a dream come true. When I remember where I started and all the struggles, I can only say Alhamdulillah. This is more…

The Board of Trustees (BoT) member representing the North Central zone on the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund), Engr. Nurudeen Adeyemi, has embarked on a familiarisation tour of tertiary institutions in Kogi State. During the visit, Engr. Adeyemi toured the Federal University, Lokoja; Kogi State College of Education (Technical), Mopa; Federal College of Education, Okene; Kogi State Polytechnic, Lokoja; to assess the level of development and TETFund interventions in the institutions over the years. The visit, which forms part of his ongoing courtesy tour across the North Central zone, provided an opportunity for the BoT member to advocate for closer…

Are you ready ?? The countdown continues! In just 2 days, the world will unite for the Global Youth Mental Health Awareness (GYMHA) Australia’s landmark event, the Stress Management Revolution Summit 2025, themed “Social Innovators.” This is more than just a summit, it is a movement for a healthier, more resilient world. Join mental health professionals, advocates, educators, and young changemakers from across continents as we explore innovative approaches to stress management, emotional resilience, and mental wellbeing. Expect powerful keynote sessions, expert insights, interactive discussions, and global networking opportunities, all designed to empower individuals and communities to thrive mentally, emotionally,…

Engr. Nurudeen Adeyemi has expressed deep sorrow over the passing of His Royal Highness, Oba Adebayo Samuel Akolade, JP, the revered Olora of Ora in Ifelodun Local Government Area of Kwara State. In a condolence message, Engr. Adeyemi described the late monarch as a father figure, a bridge-builder, and a traditional leader whose reign was marked by peace, progress, and unity among his people. He noted that Oba Akolade’s wise leadership and community-oriented spirit contributed immensely to the growth and stability of the Ora district and the wider Ifelodun community. “His Royal Highness was a true custodian of culture and…

Founder of ENACT and Member, Board of Trustees of TETFUND, Engr. Nurudeen Adeyemi Balogun, has congratulated the Executive Governor of Kwara State, Mallam AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, on his conferment with the prestigious traditional title of Aare Bobaselu of Ojoku Land by the Olojoku of Ojoku Kingdom, HRH Oba AbdulRazaq Adegboyega Afolabi Iyiolasemi III. Engr. Adeyemi described the honour as a well-deserved recognition of the Governor’s unwavering commitment to the infrastructural and socio-economic development of Kwara South and the entire state. “The conferment of the title Aare Bobaselu of Ojoku Land is a symbolic acknowledgment of His Excellency’s dedication to transforming our…

The Association Kwara Online Media Practitioners (ASKOMP) stand in solidarity with the Publisher of NupekoTV, Tauheed Mohammed who is facing multiple court cases on alleged defamation of character filed by Kwara State Commissioner for Water Resources, Hon Usman Lade. ASKOMP in a statement issued on Friday by their Chairman, Salihu Shola Taofeek hinted that the Association is currently mediating to secure freedom of Mr Tauheed Mohammed. According to him, the Publisher of NupekoTV, Tauheed Mohammed was remanded in Oke Kura Correctional Centre, Ilorin on Wednesday, October 15, 2025 following criminal charges by the aggrieved Kwara Commissioner in spite of the…

Kwara State Commissioner for Water Resources, Hon. Usman Lade, has taken a bold legal step by filing a direct criminal complaint against Tauheed Baruwa Muhammed, founder of Nupekotv. This move comes amid an ongoing N10 million civil defamation lawsuit against the media outlet.‎‎The criminal complaint, officially dated September 22, 2025, accuses Tauheed of multiple offences under the Penal Code, including defamation, printing and selling defamatory matter, and criminal intimidation. This move signals a determined effort by Commissioner Lade to pursue not only financial redress but also punitive measures against the media personality.‎‎The legal saga began with a report published by…

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…Commends Management For Judicious Use Of Funds The Federal Polytechnic Bida last week played host to members of the Tertiary Education Trust Fund’s (TETFund)Board of Trustee (BOT), who paid a working visit to the institution. According to the report received by 360vibezMedia, The team was led by the representative of the North Central Zone, Engr. Nurudeen Adeyemi Balogun, He took time to assess the various completed and ongoing TETFund sponsored projects. The inspected and commissioned projects include: * SHEA BUTTER WORKS BUILDING * REHABILITATION OF POLYTECHNIC ENTREPRENEURSHIP CENTRE * THE MASS COMMUNICATION DEPARTMENTAL STAFF OFFICE COMPLEX * THE ACADEMIC STAFF…

In Nigeria, education has become the longest-running stage play in the country’s history, and every act begins with a familiar announcement: ASUU is on strike. It is a performance so repetitive that even the audience has stopped clapping. As lecturers down tools and students return home yet again, the government mounts its podium to recite old promises, dusted off and renamed “dialogue.” Somewhere between the microphones and the empty classrooms, the real purpose of education is quietly buried. The tragedy is not that the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) strikes, but that Nigeria has made striking a culture rather…