Chairman of The Commonwealth Liberation Party, TCLP, Prof. Alexia Thomas, has taken a swipe at the British government over what she termed as inhuman activities perpetrated by officials of the government against helpless Commonwealth citizens.

Watching television has become an integral part of everyday life. At the end of each day, we lounge in front of the television to unwind after an exhausting day. This makes the influence of television on society more apparent. Tajudeen Adepetu is the CEO of Consolidated Media Associates (CMA), owners of a range of TV channels that cut across television genres.

The Nigerian Army said that its troops killed 18 Boko Haram insurgents in two separate attacks on military locations in Pulka and Bitta, Borno, on Tuesday morning.

David Venn believes he has one of the most exciting jobs in the world. As boss of Spectranet, the rapidly emerging Nigerian internet solutions company, he has always believed in telecommunications. And he thinks that telecom is going to be the future of the world: “We are already there now”, he says, “with smart phones that can be used to talk to anyone in the world. It’s not magic anymore because it’s taken for granted. And I really think that telecom is going to become a part of everyone’s life much more than it has already done”.

A renowned musician, Tunde Obe, one half of the popular music couple T.W.O (Tunde and Wunmi Obe), said that his wife was instrumental to the success of their marriage.

Super Falcons striker, Asisat Oshoala has called for more investment in African women football, if progress were to be made in the sector.

Kano Pillars climbed to second spot in the NPFL table after securing a 3-2 win over Akwa United thanks to a hat-trick from Rabiu Ali.

KV Oostende of Belgium forward Godwin Saviour has been granted his entry visa to Brazil for a friendly against the Rio Olympics hosts later this month.

Watford striker Odion Ighalo has vowed he will soon start scoring again after he has now gone seven games without finding the back of the net.

There exists a certain global community of CEOs. They believe that they possess the unlimited capability to learn and to develop themselves. Their ultimate goal is to share knowledge and experience and thus create a better world. In that league belongs Segun Ogunsanya, the helmsman of Airtel Nigeria. In his spacious and sparsely furnished office on Banana Island overlooking the Lagos lagoon, Ogunsanya told me: “I learnt very early from my father that one of the key elements of growing is your capacity to learn.