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Ambassador Dele Cole Dies at 86: Tinubu Mourns Veteran Journalist and Diplomat

  Nigeria has been thrown into mourning following the reported death of Ambassador Patrick Dele Cole, a respected veteran journalist, diplomat and public servant, at the age of 86. Reports published on Saturday, October 17, 2026, stated that the former Nigerian ambassador died in London. His death has drawn tributes from political leaders and members of the media who remember his contributions to journalism, diplomacy and national development. Who Was Ambassador Dele Cole? Ambassador Patrick Dele Cole was a prominent Nigerian figure who built a distinguished career across journalism, diplomacy and public service. He served as the Managing Director of the Daily Times, one of Nigeria's historic newspaper organisations, where he contributed to the country's media landscape. His career later extended into international relations, where he represented Nigeria in diplomatic roles. His Contributions to Nigeria Dele Cole served as Nigeria's ambassador to Argentina and Brazil, hel...

“33 Governors Cannot Be Wrong”: Onanuga Defends Tinubu as Rice Prices and Inflation Become Talking Points

  Presidential spokesperson Bayo Onanuga has defended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s economic policies, arguing that Nigeria has experienced positive changes since the administration took office in 2023. Onanuga reportedly made the remarks while responding to criticism from television presenters and opposition voices who have questioned the impact of the government's economic reforms. According to the presidential spokesperson, the support of 33 state governors for Tinubu reflects confidence in the direction of the administration. Onanuga Speaks on the Cost of Rice One of the major points in Onanuga's statement was the price of rice, a staple food consumed by millions of Nigerian households. He claimed that a bag of rice, which previously sold for approximately ₦120,000, had fallen to below ₦50,000 in some places. He also stated that a bag reportedly sells for around ₦45,000 in his hometown. The claim has drawn attention because food prices remain a major concern for families st...