DR. Clayton Christensen, Harvard School of Business professor and author of The Innovative University, defines a disruptive innovation as “a product or service that may not be the highest quality, but which rattles the status quo by succeeding in its simplicity, convenience, accessibility, or affordability. It targets a job that needs to be done, providing just good enough performance as to appeal to an underserved or even non-existent consumer in the current marketplace.”

Like the letters of Roman philosopher, Cicero, which are one of the most important sources on the history of the Roman Republic and Seneca with their moral or philosophical ruminations, Nollywood diva, Omotola Jalade- Ekeinde has written a moving epistle to salute our dear country, Nigeria at 54.

National Human Rights Commission, NHRC, yesterday, commenced a two-day public inquiry into the petition filed against some state governments within the South East zone over alleged abuse of human rights, unwarranted demolitions and seizures of people’s homes and lands.

Organised Labour in Ekiti State, yesterday, began indefinite strike to press for the payment of their outstanding salaries and allowances owed by the outgoing Governor Kayode Fayemi’s administration.

The All Progressives Congress, APC, has accused the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, and the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, of being behind the ”illegal registration of voters exercise now going on in Nasarawa State.

Mercy Ajisafe isn’t called Omo London just for the fun of it. The UK returnee turned on-air-personality and model has got class, the accent and the trimming which stand her out in her trade. Beautiful, bold and brainy is also a bundle of talent that has a special way of selling her personality.

AS Nigerians continue to celebrate the 54th independence of the country, some prominent Deltans have scored the country a good mark at 54.

SENATOR Ayogu Eze representing Enugu North senatorial District who is a governorship aspirant on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, yesterday said there was no rift between him and the state governor, Sullivan Chime.

Mixed reactions, yesterday, trailed President Goodluck Jonathan’s self appraisal of his performance in the discharge of his mandate. The presisdent had given himself an above average rating in his Independence Day broadcast.

Nigeria Union of Teachers in Anambra State has threatened to go on strike should the state government fail to fully provide facilities to check Ebola virus disease in primary and secondary schools as it earlier promised.