Marketing Edge Publisher bags NIMN Fellow

Marketing Edge Publisher bags NIMN Fellow

Publisher, Marketing Edge Magazine, a seasoned journalist and marketing communications consultant, Mr. John Ajayi has been conferred with the fellowship of the National Institute of Marketing of Nigeria, (NIMN), along with 38 others at a colourful event held recently in Lagos.
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Remembering my benefactors

Remembering my benefactors

I was privileged to be very close to both Sir Abubakar III the 17th Sultan of Sokoto and Sir Ahmadu Bello, the Sardauna of Sokoto and Premier of Northern Nigeria.

Why Jos crisis persists — Ezekiel Gomos

Why Jos crisis persists — Ezekiel Gomos

Ezekiel Gomos, Member of the order of the Federal Republic (MFR) and one time Secretary to the Plateau is the Vice Chairman of the Conflict Management and Mitigation Regional Council a non- governmental organization of the USAID. He spoke on why violence keeps erupts in Jos and the way forward in a chat with Sunday Vanguard.

When ‘enough is enough’train hit Lagos

When ‘enough is enough’train hit Lagos

She just wanted to be addressed and known as Mama Enough is Enough. She, like every other protesters, was not happy with situation of things in the country particularly the vacuum created in the running of government by the ill health of the president. Thus, she joined hundreds of other Nigerians from all walks of life last Thursday, in a peaceful protest over the stagnation in governance occasioned by President Yar’Adua’s illness and his refusal to hand over government to Dr. Goodluck Jonathan.

The girl-child and leg health

The girl-child and leg health

By Helen Ovbiagele, Woman Editor “Look Helen,” whispered a friend to me at her friend’s private school’s end of term and prize-giving day ceremony, “I can’t bear it anymore.

When lust strips a loving wife of all shame

When lust strips a loving wife of all shame

Lusting over the opposite sex could be intoxicating. How far you can go in ‘netting’ the object of your affection could be as deranging as the worst of fevers.