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KEMI ADEOSUN BACK WITH MENTORSHIP INITIATIVE NIDACITY.
Former Minister of Finance, Kemi Adeosun is indeed a golden fish that has no hiding place. She has just created a mentorship and capacity building initiative named NiDacity.
When Kemi Adeosun resigned as Nigeria’s Minister of Finance in September 2018, it closed one of the most consequential and controversial chapters in the economic management of the Muhammadu Buhari administration.
Appointed in 2015 at a time of profound economic uncertainty, Adeosun entered office as Nigeria confronted collapsing oil prices, dwindling foreign reserves and a fragile fiscal structure heavily dependent on crude revenue.
Her exit, triggered by the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) certificate controversy, was sudden and deeply personal. Within weeks, she left Nigeria for the United Kingdom, choosing silence over spectacle as public debate raged. Yet behind the scenes, Adeosun was preparing a legal defence that would eventually clear her name.
Before the controversy, Adeosun had been one of the most influential architects of Nigeria’s economic response to recession.
As Finance Minister, she inherited an economy reeling from the 2014 oil price crash. Government revenues had plunged, states were struggling to pay salaries, and Nigeria would soon slide into its first recession in over two decades. Adeosun’s tenure was defined by attempts to stabilise public finances in an era of scarcity rather than abundance.
One of her early interventions was the Budget Support Facility for states, a lifeline that helped subnational governments meet salary obligations and avert social unrest. At the federal level, she championed fiscal discipline, pushing for tighter expenditure controls and improved transparency in public finance management.
Perhaps her most enduring policy legacy was the Voluntary Assets and Income Declaration Scheme (VAIDS), launched in 2017. VAIDS marked Nigeria’s most aggressive attempt at broadening the tax base, targeting chronic tax evasion among high-net-worth individuals and companies.
Though controversial, the scheme significantly increased non-oil revenue and altered national conversations around tax compliance and civic responsibility.
Adeosun also played a central role in stabilising the economy after Nigeria slid into recession following the dramatic plunge in global oil prices to as low as $28 per barrel. Confronted with collapsing revenues and mounting fiscal pressure, she championed structural reforms aimed at restoring confidence and improving efficiency in government.
Under her watch, technology-driven payroll audits led to the elimination of thousands of ghost workers across the public sector, saving billions of naira in recurrent expenditure.
She also strengthened the Efficiency Unit within the Ministry of Finance to curb wasteful spending, enforce value-for-money principles and plug revenue leakages.
In parallel, the whistleblower policy was introduced to encourage citizen participation in the fight against corruption, resulting in the recovery of significant sums of public funds and signalling a tougher stance on fiscal accountability.
Her tenure also coincided with a shift in Nigeria’s debt strategy. Adeosun advocated for greater reliance on long-term, concessionary borrowing to fund infrastructure, arguing that Nigeria’s problem was not debt size but revenue weakness. Under her watch, the government sought to rebalance domestic and external debt and improve debt sustainability metrics.
By the time Nigeria officially exited recession in 2017, the economy was far from robust, but it had stabilised. Growth returned, inflation began to moderate, and fiscal systems showed early signs of reform. For supporters, Adeosun represented technocratic competence in a difficult period. For critics, her policies were cautious, sometimes slow, and constrained by political realities.
That period, however, was followed by events that brought her public service to an abrupt end.
Following her resignation, Adeosun returned to the UK and focused on clearing her name through legal channels. Years later, a court of competent jurisdiction vindicated her, ruling that she had no case to answer in relation to the certificate matter. By then, however, she had already redirected her energy toward a different form of service.
In the UK, Adeosun founded DashMe Foundation, a philanthropic initiative focused on social mobility, education and empowerment. DashMe became an outlet for translating economic theory and policy experience into direct community impact, working with individuals often excluded from opportunity by circumstance rather than ability.
Those familiar with her post-government life say DashMe was both a personal healing process and a practical experiment, proof that development could be driven from the ground up, not only through national budgets and policy documents.
Today, Adeosun is preparing to take that philosophy further with Nigerian Audacity (NiDacity), a mentorship and capacity-building initiative aimed at young Nigerians navigating a fragile economy marked by inflation, unemployment and limited access to opportunity.
NiDacity is informed by her years in government by what she saw work, what failed, and where policy alone fell short.
“I’m also building something new, something focused on empowering Nigerians with knowledge, skills and access,” Adeosun said. “I’ll share more soon, but the heart of it is simple, helping people build better futures through practical tools and opportunities. We’re looking at building capacity at scale.”
Unlike traditional empowerment programmes, NiDacity is expected to focus on mindset, mentorship and skills transfer, areas Adeosun believes are essential complements to macroeconomic reform.
The initiative targets young people who must now succeed in an economy shaped by volatility, technology and global competition.
“My new project, NiDacity, is a new project to celebrate the things that make us a country with highest start up rate all over the world. The never say die, the can do spirit. We celebrate that edge that will make new businesses succed,” Adeosun said.
HER JOURNEY, FROM THE CENTRE OF NIGERIA’S ECONOMIC POLICYMAKING TO A QUIETER, PEOPLE-FOCUSED MISSION, REFLECTS A BROADER TRUTH ABOUT LEADERSHIP AND LEGACY. PUBLIC OFFICE CAN END ABRUPTLY, REPUTATIONS CAN BE TESTED, BUT SERVICE NEED NOT STOP.
For Kemi Adeosun, NiDacity represents both a return to Nigeria’s development conversation and a departure from politics as usual, one shaped not by titles or cabinet meetings, but by the audacity to believe that empowered citizens remain Nigeria’s greatest economic asset.
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Restoring Hope Through Better Sight; Joy Ogunsan and Soleeha Musa-Etiko Provide Free Eye Screening, Prescription Glasses to Underserved Nigerians Through MediServe.
Restoring Hope Through Better Sight; Joy Ogunsan and Soleeha Musa-Etiko Provide Free Eye Screening, Prescription Glasses to Underserved Nigerians Through MediServe.
For millions of Nigerians, clear vision is often taken for granted until blurred sight begins to steal the simple joys of everyday life. Reading a text message, identifying a familiar face across the road, driving safely through traffic, or threading a needle can suddenly become daunting tasks when eye problems go untreated. Yet, across the country, many people continue to live with avoidable visual impairment simply because quality eye care remains beyond their financial reach.
Health experts have repeatedly warned that many eye conditions, including glaucoma and refractive errors, can be effectively managed when detected early. However, poverty, limited awareness, and inadequate access to routine eye examinations continue to deny thousands of Nigerians the opportunity to preserve one of life’s greatest gifts, that is, the ability to see.
Against this backdrop, two young women, long before earning their medical degrees, are already demonstrating what compassionate healthcare leadership can look like.
Through MediServe, a female-led healthcare initiative they founded, aspiring medical students Joy Ogunsan and Soleeha Musa-Etiko are quietly proving that meaningful impact is not determined by age or professional titles but by the willingness to identify a need and respond with compassion.
Their latest intervention unfolded at MeCure HealthCare Limited in Oshodi, one of Lagos’ busiest commercial hubs, where commercial drivers, elderly residents, traders and teenagers gathered at the Debo Industries Compound of MeCure HealthCare Limited to receive the gift of clearer vision. The outreach marked the conclusion of an earlier free eye screening exercise during which about 60 residents underwent comprehensive eye examinations conducted by professional eye care specialists. Following detailed assessments, 14 beneficiaries with the most urgent visual needs were selected to receive specially prescribed medicated glasses, individually produced to match each person’s diagnosis.
For the two co-founders, the exercise was never about distributing spectacles. It was about restoring independence, improving safety and giving people the confidence to carry out everyday activities without unnecessary visual strain.
Soleeha Musa-Etiko, Founder of MediServe said: “We realised that many Nigerians quietly struggle with eye problems without seeking help until the situation becomes severe. The testimonies have been deeply encouraging. Some beneficiaries told us they can now see clearly again, while others said the persistent itching they experienced has stopped. Seeing that transformation is the greatest reward for us.”
According to her, Oshodi was deliberately selected for the initial free eye screening because it offers direct access to commercial drivers, elderly citizens, commuters and other members of the public who may otherwise have limited access to routine eye care.
Her co-founder, Joy Ogunsan, explained that although MediServe has broader healthcare ambitions, eye health became their first area of intervention after observing the increasing number of Nigerians living with preventable visual problems. “We’ve seen many elderly people struggling with poor vision, and we’ve also come across cases of glaucoma and other eye diseases that often go unnoticed until they become serious,” she said.
“We wanted to contribute our own quota by making eye care accessible to people who ordinarily may not be able to afford it.”
Despite being students preparing for university, both young women have balanced academic responsibilities with fundraising, partnership development and community mobilisation to sustain the initiative. They acknowledged that securing institutional support was one of their biggest challenges, but support eventually came through family members, friends, sponsors and healthcare partners who believed in their vision.
The partner on the project, MeCure Eye Centre described the outreach as different from many community eye programmes because each beneficiary received glasses specially prescribed after thorough clinical evaluation.
The Chief Optometrist, Dr. Comfort Ikedieze Isaac highlighted: “The glasses were individually prepared to serve both distance and near vision. Many people attend eye outreaches expecting ready-made glasses, but these prescriptions were specifically designed for each beneficiary after careful examination,”she explained.
She also stressed the importance of routine eye examinations, noting that dangerous conditions such as glaucoma often progress silently before symptoms become obvious. “Many patients only present when the disease has reached an advanced stage,” she said. “Early detection remains the best way to preserve vision.”
For beneficiaries, the impact was immediate and deeply personal. Mr. Kelechi Okwuosa, who received prescription glasses for the first time, described the experience as life-changing.
“I used to struggle with blurred vision whenever I wanted to read,” he said. “Now I can read comfortably, even on my phone. Everything is much clearer.”
Mrs. Olarenwaju Funmilayo also expressed gratitude after years of struggling with blurry vision. “I can now see clearly,” she said with excitement. “These young ladies have helped many people in our community. I pray God continues to bless them.”
A 14-year old beneficiary, Muiz Balogun, said the persistent itching that had troubled his eyes had significantly reduced after receiving his glasses.
Beyond the distribution of prescription lenses, the outreach became a powerful reminder that healthcare interventions do not always begin inside large hospitals or require billion-naira budgets. Sometimes, they begin with two determined young people who refuse to overlook the suffering around them.
Looking ahead, Joy Ogunsan and Soleeha Musa-Etiko hope to transform MediServe into a fully established non-profit healthcare organisation capable of reaching underserved communities across Nigeria. Their long-term vision includes expanding into other areas of healthcare, building a strong volunteer network and, ultimately, establishing a hospital that reflects their commitment to accessible and equitable healthcare.
At a time when conversations around healthcare often focus on infrastructure, funding and policy reforms, the story of MediServe offers an important lesson that compassion remains one of medicine’s most powerful tools.
Other dignitaries in attendance during the distribution of the free medicated eye glasses are the Managing Director and CEO of Executive Hotel and Suites, Dr. Ajoke Ogunsan; Consultant Ophthalmologist at MeCure, Dr. Sunday Alabi and Nurse Manager, MeCure, Mrs. Gloria Odok among others.
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Rotary District 9111 donates Peace Institute Building to Olabisi Onabanjo University
By Sunday Aikulola
As part of efforts aimed at preventing conflicts and promoting sustainable peace, members of Rotary International District 9111 yesterday donated Peace Institute Building to the management of Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU), Ago-Iwoye Ogun State.
In his speech, District Governor of Rotary International District 9111, Rotarian Henry Akinyele said the Peace Institute is the District and Rotarians statement that peace must be taught, researched and practised, beginning from campuses and extending into communities.
To him, rather than waiting for conflict to happen, Rotarians chose to prevent it through education, dialogue and research.
Earlier this Rotary year, Akinyele recalled, ‘we organised a Peace Summit where participants agreed with the United Nations that quality education should include peace education. This Institute will train peace builders from different sectors of society in mediation, conflict analysis and non-violent communication’
Saying peace is everyone’s responsibility, Akinyele also added the project demonstrates the power of partnership among Rotary, Olabisi Onabanjo University, government and the wider community working together.
Specifically, he noted, ‘the United Nations also affirmed that conflict is one of the greatest causes of poverty and inequality. When communities are in conflict, schools close, farms are abandoned, businesses suffer and young people lose opportunities.
By investing in peace, we are protecting education, livelihoods and the future of our communities.
In conclusion, he disclosed, ‘today’s commissioning is another example of Rotary keeping its promises. I must acknowledge our Immediate Past District Governor, Dr. Oluwole Kukoyi, who conceived and introduced the three-month Certificate Programme in Peace Building, Conflict Prevention and Security Studies during the 2024–2025 Rotary year.’
In her speech, Ogun State Deputy Governor, Noimot Salako-Oyedele noted that Rotary has made significant contribution by donating the Peace Building.
‘I want to congratulate the Vice Chancellor, management and staff of OOU for the gesture. The facility will support conflict prevention, mediation and community development. ‘ She added.
On her part, OOU Deputy Vice Chancellor Academics, Prof. Olatundun Abosede stated the facility is an investment in peace promotion. To her, ‘we are deeply grateful to Rotarians for the cause.’
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TomTom Continues to Back the Music Talents through its Youth Focus.
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Every year, World Music Day serves as a reminder of the powerful role music plays in
shaping culture, identity, and human connection. In Nigeria, especially, music has
become more than entertainment. It is how young people express themselves, tell
their stories, build communities, and increasingly, create opportunities for global
relevance.
From Afrobeats becoming an international force to local sounds influencing pop
culture conversations across the world, Nigeria’s music industry has evolved into one
of the country’s strongest cultural exports. But behind the success stories and
chart-topping moments is a growing need to properly support the next generation of
talents who will carry the industry forward.
For years, TomTom has maintained a strong connection with Nigeria’s youth culture
and entertainment scene, growing beyond a household menthol candy brand into
one that naturally exists within music and pop culture conversations. From major
concerts and live music experiences to youth-focused creative initiatives like; Trace
in the City, and the MTV Base Cypher, the brand has consistently shown up in spaces
that matter to young Nigerians.
In recent time, that relationship with culture is evolving into something more
intentional through initiatives like Breathe Academy, the Breathe For It Summit, and
the Breathe Through It Verse Challenge, platforms designed to support, inspire, and
empower emerging music talents.
As Nigeria’s music industry continues to gain global recognition, there is also growing
awareness around the importance of mentorship, education, and access for
emerging talents. While talent is abundant, many young creatives still struggle with
understanding the business side of music and navigating the realities of an
increasingly competitive industry.
This is part of what makes initiatives like Breathe Academy relevant. TomTom’s online learning platform created to help aspiring artists and creatives
better understand both the craft and business of music. At a time when many young
talents are trying to navigate an increasingly competitive industry, access to
practical knowledge and mentorship has become just as important as talent itself.
Through curated learning sessions, industry-led conversations, and expert insights,
participants gain exposure to areas like branding, music distribution, content
creation, marketing, audience building, and career development. The platform is
helping simplify industry knowledge in a way that feels practical, relatable, and
accessible for young creatives trying to find their footing.
Ahead of World Music Day, TomTom continues to strengthen its position as a brand
that understands and contributes to Nigeria’s music culture not only through
entertainment experiences, but also by helping create opportunities for the next
generation of artists, creators, and music entrepreneurs to grow and succeed.
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