Victor Adetimilehin

Victor Adetimilehin, widely known as Vic’Adex, is a celebrated global arts in medicine fellow and a staunch ambassador for religious tolerance. Beyond his institutional affiliations, Victor is an incredibly passionate and award-winning spoken word artiste, most notably recognized for his stirring poem, "men not gods." A fervent supporter of pan-Africanism, he actively champions and bolsters Nigerian creative hubs, fostering an environment of artistic growth and cultural exchange. Victor's dedication to the arts and peace advocacy positions him as a vital influencer in bridging cultural gaps.

4.25 Million Nigerians Visually Impaired, Says NGO

An NGO warns that Nigeria’s vision-care gap puts more than 4.25 million lives at risk across the country.

NAUB Lecturer Urges Preservation of University Act

A lecturer at NAUB asks President Tinubu and the National Assembly to preserve the University Act.

Keep exploring

IMF Reduces Nigeria’s Growth Projection to 2.9-Percent Over Oil, Agriculture

The IMF has revised Nigeria's 2024 economic growth forecast to 2.9 percent, citing disruptions in agriculture and oil production caused by flooding and insecurity.

Dangote Refinery Seeks to Void NNPCL Import Licenses in Court

Dangote Refinery has filed a lawsuit seeking to nullify NNPCL's import licenses and is demanding N100 billion in damages, claiming the licenses undermine local production.

NASS Proposes Return of 5-Percent Duty on Telecom and Betting

The National Assembly has proposed reintroducing a 5% excise duty on telecom, betting, and gaming services under the Nigeria Tax Bill 2024, aiming to boost government revenue.

Dismissed NAF Officer Accused of N1m Fraud, Detained by Army

The Nigerian Army has denied allegations of illegally detaining a dismissed NAF officer accused of fraud, emphasizing ongoing investigations.

How Nigerian Cuisine is Evolving in Modern Kitchens

Explore how Nigerian cuisine is being reimagined in modern kitchens, blending traditional flavors with contemporary techniques and health trends.

Agbakoba Calls EFCC’s Legality Into Question

Legal expert Olisa Agbakoba questions the legality of Nigeria’s EFCC, calling for a review of the anti-corruption agency’s constitutionality.

Nigeria Unveils Plan to Tackle Inflation, Boost Jobs

Nigeria’s finance minister introduces economic reforms focused on reducing inflation, creating jobs, and fostering growth in agriculture, housing, and oil sectors.

Bloggers Face Fresh Charges Over Cyberstalking GTCO

Four bloggers face fresh charges over cyberstalking allegations involving GTCO, as the court adjourns proceedings for a bail hearing.

PDP’s Acting Chair Moves Quickly to Reform Party

Acting PDP chairman Yayari’s swift actions toward party reform spark optimism and gain support from opposition lawmakers.

APC Criticizes Amaechi’s Call for Protests as ‘Unpatriotic’

The APC has condemned Rotimi Amaechi’s call for protests, describing it as unpatriotic and urging Nigerians to support President Tinubu's economic reforms.

Empowering Adolescent Girls in Nigeria: A Focus on HIV and Education

KEY POINTS 75 percent of new HIV infections among adolescents occur in girls, underscoring...

Leaders Urge Tinubu to Ease Burden of Fuel Price Hike on Citizens

Nigerian leaders, including Senator Shehu Sani, call on President Tinubu to ease the impact of rising fuel prices on the poor and ensure shared sacrifices.

Latest articles

4.25 Million Nigerians Visually Impaired, Says NGO

An NGO warns that Nigeria’s vision-care gap puts more than 4.25 million lives at risk across the country.

NAUB Lecturer Urges Preservation of University Act

A lecturer at NAUB asks President Tinubu and the National Assembly to preserve the University Act.

FCT to Sanction Schools Over Immunisation Non-Compliance

Abuja’s FCT Administration threatens sanctions as schools resist the new immunisation compliance drive.

Nnamdi Kanu to Defend Himself as Lawyers Withdraw

Nnamdi Kanu takes over his legal defence after his lawyers withdraw, vowing to represent himself in his ongoing terrorism trial