•Ademola Oloyede Forty-two-year-old artisan, Ademola Oloyede, talks about the heartbreaking loss of his six-year-old daughter, Asabi, whose dream of becoming a singer was tragically cut short when she drowned after floodwaters from a torrential downpour engulfed their home in the Okeleye, Charity area of Lagos State, reports Sunday PUNCH. Exce...
•South Africa returnee Lucky Otoikhila After spending 11 years in South Africa, Lucky Otoikhila left behind his investments and family to save his life. He tells talks about surviving repeated xenophobic attacks, his determination to rebuild his life, and why no amount of persuasion will make him leave the country again, reports Saturday PUNCH...
•Mrs Olayinka Akinrinola and her son, Oluwatobiloba A United Kingdom-based woman, Mrs Olayinka Akinrinola, shares her pain with over how her son, Oluwatobiloba, was wrongly accused of robbery, prosecuted without proper investigation and convicted, reports Saturday PUNCH. Before we discuss your son’s case, tell us about yourself and the work of...
•Mrs Celestina Amadi Mrs Celestina Amadi, a widow from Abazu Akabo in Ikeduru Local Government Area of Imo State, narrates to how her son, David, was allegedly falsely accused of robbery and sentenced to death 28 years ago, as well as the family’s unsuccessful efforts to secure his release, reports Saturday PUNCH. Excerpts: Can you […]...
•Late Oluwatomisin Olayinka Ishola, younger sister of a Ladoke Akintola University of Technology graduate, Oluwatomisin, narrates how her brother died barely 24 hours after his convocation, reports Saturday PUNCH. Excerpts: Could you introduce yourself and tell us your relationship with the deceased whose photo appeared on your social media? M...
•Ms Jennifer Atsar Thirty-five-year-old Ms Jennifer Atsar, whose 16-year-old son, Sesugh, was allegedly murdered by operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission in Makurdi on May 23, 2026, shares her pain over losing her child and the need for her son’s killer to be punished, reports Saturday PUNCH. Excerpts: Could you introduce ...
•Christopher Adegoke Newly elected Chairman of Nottinghamshire County Council in the United Kingdom, Christopher Adegoke, speaks on becoming the first Black and minority person to occupy the position since the council’s establishment in 1889, reports Saturday PUNCH. Excerpts: Congratulations on your emergence as the first Black and minority Ch...
•Onyema Ekpenyong A Lagos-based businessman, Onyema Ekpenyong, talks about the death of his brother, Andrew, and how his body was found in a South African mortuary after policemen searched his home in South Africa, reports Saturday PUNCH. Excerpts: Where are you from? I’m a Lagos-based businessman from Akwa Ibom State. I’m married with two kid...
•Late Blessing Okolie Beady Nnanna, a producer and publisher, talks about how her sister, Blessing Okolie, lost her life due to medical negligence by a doctor, who allegedly left a pair of scissors in her stomach during fibroid surgery at a private hospital in Lagos State, reports Saturday PUNCH. Excerpts: Tell us about yourself I’m […]...
•Olalekan Festus Ojo, Esq Olalekan Festus Ojo is a Lagos-based human rights lawyer and public affairs commentator. He is a strong advocate of social justice and the Managing Partner, Platinum & Taylor Hill LP, a leading law firm in Nigeria. In this interview, he airs his view on the raging controversy over the removal of […]
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