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It was a moment of glory for the former Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) of the Oyo State Police Command, Olabisi Okwuwobi in particular, and the Nigeria Police in general, as she stepped forward to receive a commendation letter from the United Nations Police, for her outstanding performance, while at United Mission in Liberia (UNMIL).

Graduating from university is normally an occasion for a family get-together.

And this was certainly a big celebration for the Ogunsanya quadruplets who were handed their well-deserved degrees from the same university on the same day.

He is neither a human rights crusader nor a labour leader, but Most Rev. Felix Femi Ajakaye, the Bishop of Catholic Diocese of Ekiti State, is an activist. In Ekiti, the bishop has a reputation for speaking his mind to government, not minding whose ox is gored. Bishop Ajakaye, born in Ibadan on May 25, 1962, is of Ilawe-Ekiti parentage. He was ordained a Catholic priest about 25 years ago. He studied at the Nigeria Institute of Journalism, the University of Ibadan, Gregorian University, Rome and the University of Wales. In 2007, he wrote a book, Beyond Ideas, in which he spoke on religion, politics and football, among others.