Barrister Festus Okechukwu Ogbu could never have imagined the profound hardships life had in store for him. The trials came in torrents …
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That Wednesday, September 3, Professor Adejinle Babalola, a surgeon from the US, walked into the compound of Ijebu Ife Community Grammar School,…
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Chief Osunkeye @ 85, reflects on years in Nestle, says, ‘I am a beneficiary of grace”
by Church Timesby Church TimesAt 85, Chief Olusegun Osunkeye, Nigeria’s celebrated boardroom guru, still walks straight, talks with incredible coordination and goes with the gait of…
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By Chika Abanobi I was supposed to go through an eye surgery for cataracts on Friday, August 15, 2025, at the Eye…
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From maths-phobic to Law degree: Tomi Olorunleke’s dramatic path to success
by Church Timesby Church TimesShe is a people person. Despite leaving secondary school for over four decades, she is still able to recognise many of her…
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“My life at 60 and how I survived 10 surgeries and five near-death experiences”
by Church Timesby Church TimesMany things about the life of Pastor Oluwaseyi Samuel Ogunbomehin, Senior Pastor, Christ Apostolic Church Mount of Joy and Grace, played out…
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By: ‘dayo Adedayo Photography, to me, has always been more than the capturing of smiles at parties or the rendering of likenesses…
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Adeola Adenubi: From village school to Cambridge, amazing story of excellence
by Church Timesby Church TimesHe was born 50 years ago in Surulere, Lagos. By the time he was in primary 4, his parents took him and…
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The Return of Colours: A Walk Through the Lagos Fanti Carnival.
by Church Timesby Church TimesBy: ‘dayo Adedayo It began with a call, one charged with gentle urgency. The Honourable Commissioner for Tourism, Arts, and Culture of…
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Chief Catherine Olufunmilayo Onitiri JP: A humanitarian per excellence(: Feb 11, 1943- March 5, 2024)
by Church Timesby Church TimesTribute to my Big Sister, a crusader and a Friend-Late,Chief Catherine Olufunmilayo Onitiri JP FUNMI, as we fondly called her. I rejoice…