by Ayo Dada Let the Federal Government of Nigeria call a Spade a Spade, and not a gardening Utensil! The great struggles of the twentieth century between liberty and totalitarianism ended wi... Read more
TOLU BABALEYE ESQ SUNDAY IGBOHO: REPLY TO GARBA SHEHU’ S PRESIDENCY STATEMENT ON THE MIDNIGHT RAID AND KILLINGS IN THE HOUSE OF CHIEF SUNDAY ADEYEMO A.K.A SUNDAY IGBOHO ON 1ST JULY, 20... Read more
by Ayo Dada In a show of support and relentless agitation, the supporters of Yoruba activist Sunday Adeyemo AKA Sunday Igboho who was declared wanted by the DSS (Department of State Services... Read more
By Prof Yusuf Dankofa The gang up against polygamy and the indoctrination of elites against it is what is baffling to social scientists. Wives have been brainwashed to see polygamy as evil w... Read more
matazarising The Governors in Southern Nigeria have set a timeline of Wednesday, 1st September, 2021 for the promulgation of the anti open grazing law in all member States. The Governors rea... Read more
matazarising The Lagos State Police Command manning the protest venue of the Yoruba nation agitators and dispersing them with gunshots, water cannons and teargas may have started having its... Read more
by Ayo Dada Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, former President of Nigeria, who is currently in Afghanistan has disclaimed a publication in a that made rounds in daily newspapers and online media on S... Read more
matazarising Nobel Laureate, Wole Soyinka has called on the Federal Government to apologise to the Self-acclaimed Yoruba freedom fighter, Sunday Adeyemo, popularly called Igboho, after offic... Read more
by Ayo Dada Jumoke who was displaying drinks at her shop ran for her dear life when she heard gunshots, unfortunately, she was hit by a stray bullet from the police. Matazarising learnt that... Read more
matazarising Former President Olusegun Obasanjo is planning to form a mega party that will rival the All Progressives Congress come 2023, National Daily has reliably gathered. In the plan to... Read more
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