Mrs. Sola Ibidapo-Obe, a lawyer and widow of the late Professor Oyewusi Ibidapo-Obe, who was the former Vice Chancellor of the University of Lagos (UNILAG), emphasized that the future of university education in Nigeria lies in technical learning. This statement reflects her views on the evolving educational landscape in the country.

Olaseinde Odimayo, a significant figure in Nigerian art, has passed away, marking a loss for the community. He was known for his dedication to connecting artists with collectors and facilitating the relationship between vision and patronage throughout his lifetime.

Femi Fani-Kayode expressed deep sorrow over the passing of his brother, Prince Nazir Ado Ibrahim, from the Royal House of the Atta’s in Ebiraland, Kogi State. He noted that the news has profoundly affected him.

Uba Sani has publicly endorsed Tinubu, emphasizing the importance of sincere public debate in democracy. He argues that such discourse strengthens democratic societies by allowing citizens and commentators to rigorously examine ideas and public policy, according to ThisDay Live.

Babajide Sanwo-Olu, the Governor of Lagos State, recently turned 61, prompting discussions about his legacy and service to the region. As public leaders face the transition from current debates to historical judgment, Sanwo-Olu's contributions to Lagos are being evaluated. The article reflects on his tenure and the impact of his leadership on the state.

In an article by Dele Sobowale, the author reflects on the values of integrity, humility, service, and faith as expressed by Chief Kesington Adebukunola Adebutu in his autobiography, "LEGACY IN MOTION: THE QUIET POWER OF A NIGERIAN ICON." Sobowale suggests that Ladi Adebutu and Iyabo Obasanjo possess the qualities necessary to lead Ogun State effectively, drawing on the insights gained from Adebutu's life and teachings.