The Ideal News

  The Chairman of Imo Strikers of Owerri Prince Chidi Chinedu has lamented the failure of the management of Osun babes to respect business agreement and show professionalism in their dealings with him. Chidi, while speaking with the media, stated that several efforts have been made for the Osogbo based team to pay him the outstanding of 15,000 000 ( fifteen million Naira ) for premiership exchange slot fees but unfortunately it has been unsuccessful.  " I thought I was dealing with transparent people and would easily wrap up a simple business agreement. I never knew I would be introduced to a new game of hide and seek since October 21st, 2025, that Imo Strikers and Osun babes signed the agreement.  The money was not supposed to be paid in trenches , it was supposed to be a one-off payment of the agreed 25 million naira, but I was deceived to send my account details for the full payment only for Osun babes to credit me with 10 million Naira and immediately announced a ...

  By Idris Alooma  In the realm of Nigerian politics, there are those who serve with distinction, leaving an indelible mark on their communities. Hon. Bosun Oladele is one such individual, a seasoned lawyer, politician, and former lawmaker from Oyo State . With a storied career spanning multiple roles, including former Commissioner for Information, former Legal Adviser to AD Oyo State, and National Secretary of SWAGA, Hon. Oladele is poised to return to the House of Representatives , driven by a desire to do more. Hon. Bosun with the APC National Chairman, Yilwatda during the recent party's event. As he often says, "Rome was not built in a day," emphasizing the importance of hard work, loyalty, good character, and patience. His own journey is a testament to these values, having navigated the complexities of politics while maintaining a strong sense of purpose. Hon. Oladele's commitment to his constituency is unwavering. He has consistently demonstrated this through ...

  By Idris Alooma  As Pastor (Dr.) Olatunde Oladokun celebrates his 61st birthday, his remarkable journey is an inspiration to many. From selling condensed water to leading a conglomerate, Oladokun's story is a testament to his hard work, determination, and faith. Born in 1965 to the late Pa Joseph Ayoola Olatunde and the late Deaconess Victoria Modupe Olatunde, Oladokun's early life was marked by challenges. However, he never gave up on his dreams. He pursued his education, earning a National Certificate of Education (NCE) from St. Andrews College of Education, Oyo, and a B.A. (Hons) in History from Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo . Oladokun's professional journey began with a brief stint at the Oyo State government under the late Bola Ige's administration . He later worked with Farmers Development Union (FADU) and Social Justice and Economic Recovery (MAMSER) as an Assistant Social Mobilisation Officer. In 2000, Oladokun founded SEAP , a non-governmental organisa...