An epitaph for Pastor Eugene Elema Ekeh
My fondest memory of Dede Eugene (that's what I always called him) goes back to my primary school days or so, when a sendoff party was organised for him in Umunakara Imerienwe, after he got admission to study at the University of Lagos. He was one of the very few youths of our community who had followed my father's footsteps in the pursuit of university education
Lagos Free Zone will boost Indian investments in Nigeria – High Commissioner
The Indian High Commission in Nigeria has indicated that the Lagos Free Zone (LFZ) provides a unique and special ecosystem for Indian companies with growth aspirations to consider for their businesses.
Enugu APC: Ogbodo faction distances self from Nwonye led Committee
The Deacon Okey Ogbodo led All Progressives Congress (APC) in Enugu State has distanced itself from Ben Nwonye led caretaker committee of the All Progressives Congress in the state. Rising from its meeting, attended by the members of the party loyal to Deacon okay Ogbodo on Wednesday evening in Enugu, the party explained that at […]
Sustaining the progress of the Maritime Industry in Nigeria
By Capt. Marvin Abe With the Nigerian oil and gas industry facing an uncertain future – erratic oil price fluctuations and the advancement of possible, more eco-friendly sources of energy – the time for policy makers to pay attention to other sectors of the Nigerian economy is long overdue. The Maritime Industry is one of […]
SNA: Building artists’ colonies in Lagos
After what looked like months of redundancy due largely to the impact of the covid-19 pandemic on the art community, the Society of Nigeria Artists, SNA, Lagos State Chapter is back and fully loaded for a fresh star
NIMASA receives last batch of assets under deep blue project
AS the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, took delivery of the last batch of the Deep Blue Project equipment last week, the agency said it is now set to take on the criminals terrorizing the nation’s territorial and coastal waters.
