First African to Receive Presidential Precinct’s Inaugural Young Leader Award

The first female editor of Nigeria’s Punch newspaper, Oluwatoyosi Ogunseye, has been selected as the recipient of the Presidential Precinct’s inaugural Young Leader Award. 

According to the Precinct Managing Director Neal Piper, “We are honored to present the Precinct’s inaugural Young Leader Award to Oluwatoyosi Ogunseye.  Since her time at the Precinct as a Mandela Washington Fellow, she has continued to make outstanding contributions across Nigeria as an investigative journalist and made a positive impact on politics, crime, business, health and the environment with her reporting"

Africa's first student with a CGPA of 5.0 attends Poise on Scholarship along with Olajumoke Orisaguna

Daniel Dada Ayodele who set a record in the University of Lagos (UNILAG) after he made a 100% Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 5.0 has now been enrolled with Poise Nigeria, an academy where he will undergo training in etiquette and protocol intelligence.

Picture of Ghastly Car Crash in which Minister of State For Labor, Ocholi, died

The Minister of State for Labour and Productivity in Nigeria, Hon James Ocholi (SAN) reportedly died today. Ocholi was said to have died in a motor accident along Abuja – Kaduna road while travelling with two other passengers.

PDP's Mao Ohuabunwa wins Orji Kalu in Abia North Senatorial election

The Returning Officer of INEC, Ojike Nwankpa, said Mr. Ohuabunwa polled 26,009 votes to defeat candidates of the Progressive Peoples Alliance and All Progressives Grand Alliance, Orji Kalu and Bourdex Onuoha, who polled 25,814 votes and 13,633 votes respectively.