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Nigeria Is Not Owned by Anyone—Except Those Who Build Her

  On this Democracy Day, I had intended to rest my pen. I wanted to leave the fate written on the walls of history to speak for itself. I thought perhaps the sacrifices of those who fought for democracy were enough testimony. Yet, in the final hour, a thought stirred within me, compelling me to write a message to all of us who have come together to form this sovereign nation called Nigeria. My message is particularly for those who believe that the business of Nigeria lies in the hands of a powerful few. Perhaps they are influenced by what the German sociologist Robert Michels described as the "Iron Law of Oligarchy" ,the tendency for power to concentrate in the hands of a small elite. Looking at our politics, our institutions, and our economy, one may be tempted to believe that the destiny of Nigeria is determined only by those who occupy powerful offices and influential positions. But history tells a different story. Nigeria does not belong to any president, governor, politi...

Oke-Odo Muslim Community, Owode Osogbo Appeals For Donation To Complete Only Central Mosque - By Mukhtar Ajelogbon (Watch Video Here)

Oke-Odo Muslim Community in Owode Area of Osogbo, Osun State Capital have appealed to the general public especially muslims for donations (monetarily or materially) to complete the ongoing central mosque building project. The appeal was made in January 2025 by the leadership of various Ratibi-Mosques in the Oke-Odo community in Owode where hundreds of Muslims are expected to gather at the only Central Mosque for Jumat Service when completed. While speaking separately with the OsunReporters TV Correspondent, representatives of the mosque building committee, Alfa Soliu Ajisefini and Alfa Raheem Ismail confirmed that N15 million is needed to complete the 200 capacity central mosque, calling for individuals, philanthropists or organizations for donations in cash or materials. The committee noted that Oke-Odo muslim community has generated N700,000 out of the N15 million needed for the project. Watch Video of the mosque via link below πŸ‘‡ https://youtu.be/uACVqzu0DdQ?si=_ugd1mU1zz4xW9N- BANK ACCOUNT DETAILS πŸ‘‡ Acct No: 1008566904 Acct Name: Oke-Odo Central Mosque Bank: FCMB For more enquiries, contact the mosque building committee below πŸ‘‡ ALH ODEYINKA MURITALA AYOOLA on 08034111045 ALFA AZEEZ TIRMIDHI 07034685850 ALFA SOLIU MUSA AJISEFINI 08062157476

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