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  The battle for the 2027 governorship ticket of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ogun State has intensified, with Abayomi Semako Hunye rejecting the party’s recognition of Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola as its candidate. The dispute took a fresh turn on August 22, when Hunye, a former commissioner and immediate past Managing Director of the Ogun State Waste Management Authority (OGWAMA), unveiled Abayomi Odunowo as his running mate. Hunye’s announcement came despite the APC’s earlier endorsement of Adeola, popularly known as Yayi, as its consensus governorship candidate. Governor Dapo Abiodun had announced Adeola’s emergence during an APC strategic caucus meeting on April 13 attended by former governors Olusegun Osoba, Ibikunle Amosun and Gbenga Daniel, as well as other governorship aspirants. Hunye, who is of Yewa extraction like Adeola, was absent from the meeting. Two weeks after the endorsement, however, Hunye obtained the APC governorship nomination form through a th...

  Rich Dad Poor Dad” author Robert Kiyosaki — the self-help guru who has made a fortune preaching the secrets of financial success — has amassed a staggering $1.2 billion in debt tied to his sprawling real-estate investments, according to a report. The 79-year-old scribe has repeatedly touted the eye-popping figure while arguing that borrowing money to buy income-producing assets is a strategy used by the wealthy. “So, I’m a billion two in debt,” he told the “Get Rich Education” podcast over the summer. He added that people “[s]hould not do what I do, right?” “Rich Dad Poor Dad” author Robert Kiyosaki has repeatedly touted being $1.2 billion in debt as part of his investment strategy. “Rich Dad Poor Dad” author Robert Kiyosaki has repeatedly touted being $1.2 billion in debt as part of his investment strategy. “But I studied it since 1974… If you’re going to learn to use debt, you’d better take some education.” General view of the Buffalo Wild Wings opening in Koreatown, with multi...

  A man has come out to allege that the second wife he married has now left him to marry another man. Levi Aondohemba Orhii took to Facebook to say that he married his second wife only traditionally in 2014 and the union produced two daughters. However, according to him, his wife has now gone to marry a man in court. Levi wrote: "The general public is hereby informed that my second wife, formerly addressed as Mrs. Maris Mngohol Orhii, whom I traditionally married in July 2014, is now legally married in court to another man. "She is to henceforth be addressed as Mrs. Maris Mngohoh Ibrahim Musa Ali. "Our union was blessed with two beautiful daughters. "I respect her decision and I wish her well in this new chapter of her life. "We are currently working together amicably to ensure the welfare and proper care of our innocent children in their father's house." https://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2026/9/man-renounces-his-second-wife-after-she-married-another-man...

In Osogbo, Osun State, a simple drone did what many citizens only wish they could do. A passerby spotted what looked like police officers stopping motorists, allegedly for the usual “settlement.” Instead of arguing or recording with a phone, the person sent up a drone. The moment the small aircraft appeared overhead and started hovering, the entire scene collapsed. Men in uniform scattered in different directions. Some ran toward compounds, others down the dirt road. The cars that had been stationary suddenly found speed. Within seconds, the road was almost empty. No confrontation. No raised voices. Just a buzzing camera in the sky and pure panic on the ground. The video has since gone viral for obvious reasons. It is rare to see power react with such visible fear when it realises it is being watched from above. For many Nigerians, the clip feels satisfying because it captures something familiar: the sudden disappearance of authority the moment accountability shows up. Technology is ch...

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  Warren Buffett at 96: The Man Who Taught Time How to Invest... On August 30, 1930, while the Great Depression was swallowing fortunes, collapsing banks and testing the very idea of capitalism, a boy was born in Omaha, Nebraska. Ninety-six years later, that same boy has become one of history's greatest allocators of capital. Not through luck. Not through leverage. Not through speed. But through something far more powerful. Time. Most people spend their lives trying to beat the clock. Warren Buffett spent his life making the clock work for him. There are investors. There are billionaires. There are business legends. And then there is Warren Buffett: a category so singular that the ordinary language of finance struggles to describe him. He did not merely outperform markets. He outlasted generations. He invested through World War II's aftermath. Through the Cold War. The oil shocks of the 1970s. Stagflation. Black Monday. The dot-com bubble. The Global Financial Crisis. COVID-19....