In lieu of its African conference hitherto billed to hold in Freetown April, the African Women Leadership Organisation, AWLO, convened a   3-hour Zoom conference with attendees from five continents including HE Fatima Maada Bio, the First Lady of Sierra Leone and would-have-been hostess. Meanwhile, WW caught up with the special guest of honour,  HE Arikana Chihombori Quao, […]

In furtherance of the Federal Government’s economic diversification policy, the Standard Organisation of Nigeria, SON, and the Techinical Committee on Fruits and Vegetable Products are now working on implementation of the draft codes of practices for the tomato value chain from planting, harvesting, processing and transportation to Storage.

By Ikechukwu Amaechi ON May 29, that is tomorrow, President  Muhammadu Buhari will mark his fifth anniversary in office. Questions will concentrate the minds of many. What does the North want out of Nigeria? Is there an exclusive Northern agenda? If there is, to what extent does that agenda promote national unity? These questions could […]

THE Ese Oruru saga is a photographic image of the kind of society Nigeria has become in recent years. It shows that as far as the citizen is concerned government is virtually irrelevant since it has continued to prove unwilling and incapable of protecting the ordinary person from evil forces prowling boldly in the open. […]

By Ola Kosoko IF in doubt, leave out is one of the guiding principles of journalism practice across the globe. The principle was borne out of the fact that journalism being a very sensitive practice needed to be handled with a lot of caution by practitioners. No doubt, this is the reason journalism is referred […]