Nigerian Gazette

Ado-Ekiti, May 19, 2024 As the Ekiti State chapter of the People's Democratic Party (PDP) gears up for its crucial Ward, Local Government, and State Congresses, the party is engulfed in an intense internal crisis.  Over the past two weeks, mounting tensions and power struggles have cast serious doubt on the party’s ability to present a united front. A party insider revealed the depth of the conflict, stating, "How can an individual boast of having the entire State Working Committee (SWC) in her pocket? It’s been said that every executive member has a price tag."  The source continued, "This is not acceptable at all. We would rather destroy everything than let one person dictate the direction of the party." This sentiment has sparked significant unrest among party members, many of whom are deeply concerned about the implications of such central control.  "We cannot allow an individual to take total control of the party. The executive must act in ...

Wed, May 6, 2024  The BAO Media Centre (BMC) is gaining traction in Ekiti's political media scene, earning praise for its steadfast commitment to professionalism and truth. Soji Akodu, a respected voice in Nigeria's media landscape, recently applauded BMC's remarkable achievements during a discussion on the 'Ekiti Kini' WhatsApp group. He commended the center for its tireless efforts in debunking falsehoods and delivering unbiased news coverage. Despite facing criticism from elements within the opposition PDP, BMC remains resolute in its mission to uphold integrity and transparency. Its dedicated team, comprised of former members of patriotic Ekiti sons, has played a pivotal role in reshaping the media narrative and providing the people of Ekiti with accurate information about  government's activities. Transparency is at the core of BMC's ethos. Daily reports on government affairs ensure that citizens are well-informed and empowered to participat...

You might have heard about the recent legal drama involving Bobrisky, the famous cross-dresser, and Cubana Chief Priest, the flashy club owner. Bobrisky got caught up in some trouble over Naira issues and was arrested on April 3rd, 2024. Surprisingly, in less than two weeks, he was convicted and slapped with a six-month sentence without any chance of paying a fine. Now, here's where it gets interesting. Just days later, on April 17th, Cubana Chief Priest faced similar accusations, but the whole situation took a different turn. He was arrested, sure, but he got out on bail the very same day and has been living it up since then. This has left a lot of people scratching their heads and wondering why Bobrisky got the short end of the stick while Cubana Chief Priest seemed to dodge a bullet. It's not just about these two personalities; it's about what this says about our justice system. Shouldn't everyone, regardless of who they are, be treated equally? However, ...