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By Mike cerutti Osagie  🎉 TB Joshua's passing did not mark the end of his impact, but rather a new chapter in the lives of those he touched. On his posthumous birthday, June 12, people from all walks of life came together to celebrate his life and legacy. Many still miss him dearly, but his goodness and  kindness continue to inspire and uplift others.  As someone who was fortunate enough to write about him years ago, I can attest to the profound impact he had on those around him. *A Personal Encounter I vividly remember the day I was invited to his office at the Synagogue Church of All Nations. TB Joshua had read my piece about him and wanted to express his gratitude. During our meeting, he thanked me for my words and prayed for me, a gesture that left a lasting impression on me. This personal encounter gave me a glimpse into his kind and humble nature, and it has stayed with me to this day. *Ten Qualities that Make TB Joshua's Legacy Enduring As I reflect on TB Joshua's...

OG Fajey, a South Africa-based Afrobeats sensation, has been making waves in the music industry with his unique sound and lyrical dexterity. Born in Delta State, Nigeria, OG Fajey has been inspired by two giants in the industry: Davido and Burna Boy. These African music icons have been a constant source of motivation for OG Fajey, pushing him to strive for greatness. *A Dream to Pursue OG Fajey's love for music was ignited at a young age, and he has been working tirelessly to make a name for himself in the industry. With years of experience and musical growth, OG Fajey has developed a unique sound that blends Afrobeats with other genres. His determination to succeed is fueled by his admiration for Davido and Burna Boy, who have risen to the top of the Afrobeats scene despite the challenges they faced ~ Advertisement  *The Power of Inspiration OG Fajey draws inspiration from the stories of Davido and Burna Boy, using it to fuel his own journey. He believes that with hard work and de...

BY PROF. MIKE OZEKHOME, SAN, CON, OFR, LL.D INTRODUCTION June 12 holds an indelible place in Nigeria's political consciousness, a date now officially designated as the nation's “Democracy Day”. More than just a public holiday, it serves as a sad reminder of a defining moment in Nigeria's quest for democratic governance, intricately linked to the struggles of Chief Moshood Kashimawo Olawale Abiola. His electoral victory in the 1993 presidential election, widely acclaimed as the freest and fairest in Nigeria's history even as at today, and its subsequent annulment, unleashed a torrent of political and legal crises that profoundly shaped the trajectory of the nation. Understanding June 12 therefore requires delving into the idealism it represents, the betrayal it embodied, and its enduring political and legal importance. THE GENESIS OF HOPE: THE JUNE 12, 1993 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION By the early 1990s, Nigeria was tired of protracted military rule. Decades of coups, counter-...