I HAVE SERVED BEFORE, I WANT TO SERVE MORE - RT. HON. OLAJIDE OLATUBOSUN The candidate of the Accord Party contesting to represent Saki East, Saki West and Atisbo Federal Constituency in the 2027 general elections, Rt. Hon. Olajide Olatubosun, FCA, has reiterated his unwavering zeal to deliver what he termed "human-faced" democratic dividends to his beloved constituents. Speaking during an interactive session with stakeholders across the federal constituency, the former lawmaker declared that representation must go beyond mere presence in Abuja; it must touch lives, build people, and transform communities. "My people always deserve the best," Olatubosun said. "I have served before, I know the terrain, I understand the pains and aspirations of our people, and I want to serve more." According to him, his previous stint in the Green Chamber was marked by people-oriented projects, quality representation, and legislative activism that brought federal presence...
GLAD OZIDI - THE REMINISCING OF OWIGIRI GENRE AND TOMPOLO'S DEBT The story of Ijaw music cannot be told without the Owigiri rhythm, and the story of Owigiri cannot be told without Glad Ozidi. He is not just a musician; he is a memory, a voice from the creeks that taught the Niger Delta how to dance, think, and mourn at the same time. In an industry where most stars emerge as proteges of established legends, though he had short spells in the bands of Prof. IKB and Barrister Smooth in later years, Glad came with nothing but a God-given gift.He was not under the tutulage of anyone musically. The Man From The Creeks Glad Ozidi was born in 1968, a proud son of two ancient Ijaw towns - Kpakiama in Bomadi LGA and Ekogbene in Burutu LGA of Delta State. Two communities, one spirit. That dual identity would later define his music: deeply rooted, yet widely accepted across the entire Ijaw nation. He began his musical odyssey in 1986. At a time when many were struggling to find a sound. ...