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A Quiet, Busy Nigerian Motor Road at Noon By the Editor-in-Chief, The Merit Newspaper As the curtain falls on 2025...
The Editor-in-Chief, Ibrahim Kegbegbe, is an international journalist with extensive reporting experience across Nigeria and other African countries, specialising in insightful coverage of entertainment, politics, education, religion, and business.
He has also reported for The Nation Newspaper and Daily Trust during his SIWES and Industrial Training programmes, respectively, where his byline appeared on many stories.
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A Quiet, Busy Nigerian Motor Road at Noon By the Editor-in-Chief, The Merit Newspaper As the curtain falls on 2025...
By Ibrahim Kegbegbe The news of the tragic motor accident involving world-renowned boxer Anthony Joshua sent shockwaves across Nigeria and...
A shot of the scene at 12 am on Tuesday By Ibrahim Kegbegbe Hundreds of passengers, commuters, and transporters heading...
By Ibrahim Kegbegbe Politics rarely announces its endgame in advance. It whispers, signals, leaks—and only much later do the patterns...
Gov. Seyi Makinde Leads ₦500m Alumni Intervention at BPA By Ibrahim Kegbegbe Ibadan, Oyo State — December 28, 2025 Governor...
Victor Osimhen By Ibrahim Kegbegbe Nigeria’s 3–2 victory over Tunisia at the Africa Cup of Nations on Saturday was more...
By Lateef Odegbenle ABUJA — The Muslim Public Affairs Centre (MPAC) has condemned the recent United States military strike on...
Hon. Abioro Damilare and his wife, Arewa By Ibrahim Kegbegbe OGUN STATE — A chieftain of the New Nigeria People’s...
Hon. Abioro Damilare Athande and his wife, Mrs. Abioro, Arewa Abimbola Senami, By Ibrahim Kegbegbe A chieftain of the New...
By Ibrahim Kegbegbe On Christmas Day 2025—when much of the world was marking a season synonymous with peace—the United States...
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