TEC News Editorial Opinion Piece on Taribo West Emotional Outbursts Editorial: Nigeria Must Stop Burying Its Heroes in Shame TEC News| 24th August, 2025. The tears of Taribo West at the funeral of Peter Rufai were not just personal grief—they were a collective indictment of Nigeria’s treatment of its greatest ambassadors. When a man who […]
‘ERRATICALITY‘ with DA-SILVA . EDUCATION UNDER PRESSURE: JAMB’s Cut-Off Mark Reduction; Lowering the Bar or Killing the Future? By: Da-Silva Johnson | TEC News Columnist. Once again, Nigeria has taken the easy road — and it leads downhill. The recent decision by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) to reduce university and polytechnic […]
TEC News Quote of the Day “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.” – Edmund Burke Odinkalu Demands Voter Inclusion in Post-Election Court Cases, Says —“Our Votes Are Not Negotiable” TEC News | 7th July, 2025. Prominent human rights lawyer and former Chairman of […]
Smartphones: Silent Killer in Our Pockets, Prediction Fulfilled TEC News! In the palm of our hands, we’ve created a paradox: a device that’s simultaneously connecting and disconnecting us, illuminating and overwhelming our lives. Smartphones have become an integral part of modern life, but beneath their sleek surfaces and endless distractions lies a darker truth. From […]
Pastor Abel Damina of Power Chapel International has recently been at the center of a storm of controversy. Within the Christian community, his teachings have sparked significant perplexity, with many labeling his doctrines as outright heresies. These concerns have raised serious questions about his doctrinal stance and the spiritual root of his ministry. One of […]
Alhaji Lai Mohammed, immediate past Minister of Information and National Orientation, has recounted how fake news peddled on social media almost crashed his 40-year old marriage. The ex-minister gave the account recently in Lagos at an event to commemorate the 90th birthday anniversary of Prof. Wole Soyinka, Africa’s first Nobel laureate for literature. The text […]
When Royalty Still Have Value and Now: By: Johnson .O. Da-Silva. I was born into royalty as my father was an elder brother to the immediate past King of my town, Iloro Ekiti, His Royal Highness, Oba Ayoola Arowolo the second, the Oluloro of Iloro Ekiti. With my proximity to the late King, […]