PROMISE WRITES OUTLET

CFR- Captain For a Reason  Every memorable gathering has that one person who doesn’t just show up, they own the moment. Not by accident, not by luck,  but because it’s in their blood. That person, for many stages and many stories, has been Captain Fadolee. Born Olufadi Afeez Danjuma Olajide , and fondly known on the streets and in the spotlight as Captain Fadolee, this man isn’t just a hype man, he is the moment. A born showman, a respected host, a voice that hits the right notes every single time, and a name that has become synonymous with high energy and excellence. Weddings, concerts, award nights, campus events, name it. Wherever there's a crowd waiting to be moved, Captain Fadolee delivers like it’s his first and only shot. And that’s what makes him different. It’s not just about the noise or the mic, it’s about how he feels the pulse of a room and flips the switch. He doesn’t talk at the audience. He talks with them. He listens. He connects. And somehow, he always knows...

There was a time when the birth of a female child didn't have the purpose of celebration in many households. Male children were raised to aspire and lead, while female children were expected to conform. Education was rarely prioritised for them, and leadership was often seen as out of reach. In today’s Kwara State, however, that narrative is shifting. Among those contributing to this change is Hon. Joana Nnazua Kolo, Adviser on Girl Child Empowerment to the Governor of Kwara State. She is one of several young women in the state actively working to promote access to education, end harmful practices, and expand opportunities for young women. Since assuming the office, Joana has taken her work beyond formal spaces. She visits rural communities, speaks with young girls, holds sessions with mothers and traditional leaders, and supports efforts to strengthen policies that improve the wellbeing of girls. These engagements are making a difference, more girls are returning to sc...