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Igosave and TANTITA Security Services Donate 100 Gift Boxes worth millions of naira to the Elderly at Christmas

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Igosave and TANTITA Security Services Donate 100 Gift Boxes worth millions of naira to the Elderly at Christmas

 

A-list comedian Igosave, in collaboration with TANTITA Security Services, has brought Christmas cheer to the elderly and needy with the donation of 100 boxes of gift items worth millions of naira.

Igosave and TANTITA Security Services Donate 100 Gift Boxes worth millions of naira to the Elderly at Christmas

The outreach, held to mark the festive season, saw essential food and household items distributed to vulnerable members of the community to help ease their Christmas celebration.

 

 

Speaking at the event, Igosave said the gesture was aimed at spreading love and putting smiles on faces, while TANTITA Security Services reaffirmed its commitment to community support.

Beneficiaries expressed gratitude for the timely intervention, describing it as a true reflection of the spirit of Christmas.

 

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THE BURATAI CONUNDRUM: A STRATEGIC DISSERVICE TO NATIONAL INTEREST

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THE BURATAI CONUNDRUM: A STRATEGIC DISSERVICE TO NATIONAL INTEREST By Femi Oyewale

THE BURATAI CONUNDRUM: A STRATEGIC DISSERVICE TO NATIONAL INTEREST

By Femi Oyewale

In the arduous task of national stewardship—where every available resource must be intelligently deployed—a profound paradox persists. At a moment demanding consolidated strategic wisdom, one of Nigeria’s most formidable instruments of stability, Lieutenant General Tukur Yusufu Buratai (Rtd), remains conspicuously absent from the formal architecture of governance. This omission is not a benign oversight; it is a serious lapse in strategic judgment—a failure to deploy a tool forged in the crucible of the nation’s most complex security challenges.
THE BURATAI CONUNDRUM: A STRATEGIC DISSERVICE TO NATIONAL INTEREST

By Femi Oyewale
General Buratai’s value is demonstrable, not sentimental. His tenure as Chief of Army Staff marked a defining transformation of the Nigerian Army, shaping the structures, doctrines, and operational posture still being relied upon to confront existential threats. He possesses an intimate, lived understanding of Nigeria’s security machinery—its capacities, rhythms, and institutional psychology—that cannot be replicated through briefing notes or intelligence reports alone. Beyond the battlefield, his service as Ambassador to the Republic of Benin further affirmed his strategic depth, successfully navigating the critical intersection of diplomacy and security in addressing cross-border smuggling and insurgent logistics. He has delivered credibly in two of the most demanding theatres of statecraft.
The cost of this neglect is both tangible and corrosive. It leaves unfilled a space where his seasoned counsel could illuminate security blind spots with tested, actionable alternatives. It squanders the deep reservoir of trust and credibility he commands within the northern political and security establishment—a bridge of goodwill essential for national cohesion. More troublingly, it sends a disquieting signal to the institutions he helped build: that exhaustive service to the nation may ultimately culminate in strategic sidelining.
We must interrogate the roots of this oversight. It is difficult to ignore the influence of whispered campaigns by individuals who, driven by vendetta or rivalry, persistently cast this patriot in dark hues before the ears of power. Let it be stated plainly: those who continue to demonize General Buratai do not mean well for this government, nor for Nigeria. They traffic in past grievances at the expense of future stability, prioritizing old scores over national survival.
Gen. Buratai Reveals Why Tinubu is Right on ECOWAS Standby Force
This is more than a miscalculation; in the present dispensation, it borders on a fatal error. At a time when insecurity festers and diplomacy requires a master’s touch, leaving a seasoned general on the bench defies the most basic logic of governance. It amounts to strategic self-sabotage.
This appeal is therefore one of conscientious patriotism: bring General Buratai in from the cold. Engage him for what he is—an invaluable national asset—whether as a senior adviser, special envoy, or chair of a critical national committee. Such a move would signal leadership that is confident, wise, and ruthlessly pragmatic. To persist in his exclusion is to willfully complicate the already herculean task of steering Nigeria toward peace and prosperity. The nation cannot afford such a luxury.
Femi Oyewale is the Publisher of Sahara Weekly, and President of NASRE.
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E-Buzz : Donna Adja Enters A New Career Phase With Arems Entertainment, Spotlighting “No Forks Trap”

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E-Buzz : Donna Adja Enters A New Career Phase With Arems Entertainment, Spotlighting “No Forks Trap”

E-Buzz : Donna Adja Enters A New Career Phase With Arems Entertainment, Spotlighting “No Forks Trap”

 

Nigerian singer and performer Donna Adja is entering a more focused and structured chapter of her career, aligning long-earned experience with renewed industry momentum. The Delta State–born artist, now based in California, has officially partnered with Arems Entertainment for bookings, engagements, and professional representation — a move that signals a deliberate push toward scale, consistency, and wider visibility.

As part of this phase, Donna Adja is spotlighting “No Forks Trap,” a standout record from her recent catalogue, as she sharpens her positioning in the global Afrobeats space.

 

Donna’s musical journey began early, rooted in church performances from the age of 15. By 22, she had committed fully to music as a profession, developing not only her voice but her instincts as a songwriter and performer. Her first major industry exposure came through collaborations as a featured vocalist with established Nigerian artists including Solid Star, Harrysong, Dezign, and others — experiences that shaped her approach to both studio work and professional collaboration.

 

That foundation soon expanded into live performance at scale. Donna went on to form and lead her own 14-piece live band, Daz Entertainment, which became the in-house band at the Sheraton Lagos Hotel. Performing up to five nights a week over several years, the residency became a defining period, cementing her reputation as a commanding live act. During this run, Donna and her band performed for two Nigerian presidents, while she also delivered solo shows across the United Kingdom, Dubai, and Australia.

 

As a solo artist, her profile continued to grow. Donna received coverage in leading Nigerian publications including Vanguard and The Sun, while her music found rotation on MTV Base Africa and other major stations. Singles such as “Shut Up” and “Gaga” became notable radio records in Nigeria, reinforcing her presence beyond the stage.

 

Relocating to the United States marked another evolution. Rather than reset her identity, Donna expanded it — releasing music that reflected both her African roots and global environment. Tracks like “I Like Your Body,” which has surpassed one million views on YouTube, alongside releases such as “Breathe” and “Oghene Do,” showcased an artist comfortable blending Afrobeat, Afropop, R&B, and soul into music built for international audiences.

 

Now, under the professional representation of Arems Entertainment, Donna Adja is entering what may be her most structured phase yet. The partnership centralises bookings, brand collaborations, media engagements, and live appearances, allowing her to focus more fully on music creation and performance.

E-Buzz : Donna Adja Enters A New Career Phase With Arems Entertainment, Spotlighting “No Forks Trap”

Within this renewed push, “No Forks Trap” stands as a confident, street-leaning Afrobeats record that captures Donna’s versatility and performance energy. The song forms part of her No Forks Series, a creative run highlighting edge, individuality, and rhythmic authority — reinforcing her ability to move fluidly between African influence and contemporary global sound.

 

Beyond music, Donna Adja remains deeply involved in her visual and performance presentation, often designing and creating her own stage costumes. This hands-on approach underscores her identity as a complete artist, where sound, image, and performance move in sync.

 

In an industry increasingly driven by structure as much as talent, Donna Adja’s alignment with Arems Entertainment reflects experience rather than urgency. With a catalogue that continues to grow and a focused campaign around key records like “No Forks Trap,” she is positioning herself for sustained visibility and deeper industry engagement.

 

“No Forks Trap” https://open.spotify.com/track/2k8cfnWxPIf6F2lrWexyaX?si=T8PRm5jCRNeonHUi5UcphA&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A1x4TH9PqjkHn8cEm1frvqc is available across streaming platforms as part of the No Forks Series.

 

For bookings, media engagements, brand partnerships, and official inquiries, Donna Adja is represented by Arems Entertainment.

 

Connect with her on social media :

Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/donnaadja/

 

Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/iamdonnaadja/

 

Tiktok : https://www.tiktok.com/@realdonnaadja?_t=8ULSpzIx6dJ&_r=1

 

Twitter (X) : https://twitter.com/Realdonnaadja

 

YouTube : donnaadja

 

 

All requests can be directed via : [email protected] or by phone on +2348066221254 and +2347010101605.

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Helen Oritsejafor Awards Full Scholarship, Gifts to Over 150 Children at NTA Channel 5 Year-End Party By Ifeoma Ikem

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Helen Oritsejafor Awards Full Scholarship, Gifts to Over 150 Children at NTA Channel 5 Year-End Party

By Ifeoma Ikem

Dr. Helen Oritsejafor, Chairman of Spring Sky Finance Company Limited, has awarded a full educational scholarship—from primary school through university—to an outstanding child who emerged winner of a game competition at the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) Channel 5 annual End-of-the-Year Children’s Party.

 

Dr. Helen, who attended the event—popularly known as the December Felicitation—as the Special Guest of Honour, also distributed over 150 gift items to children, creating moments of joy and excitement throughout the celebration.

 

The scholarship announcement was greeted with thunderous applause, marking what many described as an unprecedented gesture in the history of the Felicitation.

 

A respected business leader, devoted mother, preacher, and philanthropist, Dr. Oritsejafor’s presence transformed the festive gathering into a powerful moment of inspiration and hope. Her generosity extended beyond seasonal giving, reinforcing the impact that individuals and institutions can have in shaping the future of the next generation.

 

The 2025 NTA Channel 5 End-of-the-Year Children’s Party will be remembered not only as a celebration, but as a testament to the enduring power of compassion and selfless service.

 

Dr. Helen Oritsejafor is widely regarded as a pillar of motivation—an accomplished author, philanthropist, and builder of human capacity whose life reflects noble service and generosity. Her commitment to societal growth has seen her provide consistent support across age groups, positively impacting lives wherever the need arises.

 

Over the years, she has demonstrated a strong passion for youth development by establishing free vocational and skill-acquisition programmes for young people and the unemployed. She has also provided educational scholarships from primary through tertiary levels, nurturing outstanding individuals who now contribute meaningfully to society.

 

Her humanitarian efforts have earned her recognition from several global platforms. In 2015, the United Nations acknowledged her contributions to women and youth empowerment in Nigeria. In 2018, she received the Afrikanwatch Gold Merit Award (AGMA) as Most Outstanding Philanthropist of the Year, alongside the conferment of Afrikanwatch Grand National Patriot (AGNP). That same year, she was also recognised by the wives of African Presidents and Vice Presidents as an Advocate for Ending Extreme Poverty, among other honours.

 

Dr. Helen has further impacted lives through her popular television programme, “Mama Helen & You”, which has aired for several years across television and online platforms. Through the show, she has consistently supported less-privileged communities—especially in rural areas—with cash donations, food items, and practical guidance on addressing family and societal challenges.

 

Her passion for helping the vulnerable led to the establishment of “Dr. Helen, A Hand to the Needy Foundation”, founded during the COVID-19 era and driven by the mantra “We Care.” The foundation emerged following the release of her best-selling book, “You Too Can Become a Success,” for which she dedicated 50 percent of the proceeds to supporting struggling businesses.

 

Through the foundation, Dr. Helen provided free business training and financial support to start-ups to prevent closures during the pandemic. Beneficiaries received cash support ranging from ₦300,000 to ₦500,000, helping many businesses survive economic hardship.

 

Earlier this year, her exceptional humanitarian work earned her the African Philanthropist of the Year Award from the African Leadership Magazine (ALM), in recognition of the foundation’s far-reaching impact across communities.

 

She has also extended support to widows, providing financial and food assistance in collaboration with former U.S. Congresswoman Dee Dawkins-Haigler, who was inspired by shared experiences of widowhood.

 

Beyond philanthropy, Dr. Helen is known for her business acumen. She has organized numerous seminars, workshops, and training sessions aimed at bridging business knowledge gaps. Through her mentorship initiative, “The CEO’s Company Mentorship Class,” she offers free guidance to business executives, managers, and CEOs on sustainable growth strategies.

 

Concerned about the high rate of business failures in Africa, Dr. Helen founded the mentorship class to help businesses navigate economic challenges, remain resilient, and preserve jobs for future generations. The programme has supported countless entrepreneurs and business leaders over the years.

 

Undoubtedly, Dr. Helen Oritsejafor is a woman of remarkable strength and compassion. Her enduring legacy of service, generosity, and empowerment will continue to leave lasting footprints for generations to come.

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