Nosa Obaseki: How to stop sexual harassment in Nollywood
Canada-based Nollywoood actor, Nosa Obaseki Agbonifo started his career in Nigerian movie industry in 1998 as a Production Assistant (PA). He grew up in Benin City, Edo and Lagos respectively. The actor relocated to Canada in 2011 where he presently work with the Toronto District School Board.
Kogi 2023 Guber Race: Shuaibu Audu most qualified to govern Kogi ― Group
By Boluwaji Obahopo, Lokoja A political pressure group under the aegis of Conscious Political Forum has described Alhaji Shuaibu Abubakar Audu, the son of former governor of Kogi state, late Prince Abubakar Audu, as a political unifier capable of turning the fortunes of the state. The group in a press statement signed by its Chairman […]
Passage of PIB a birthday gift to Timipre Sylva ― S’south Forum
The South-south Emerging Leaders’ Forum (SELF) has said that it was not by accident that the long awaited Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB) was passed into law few days to the birthday anniversary of Minister of State for Petroleum, Chief Timipre Sylva. The minister will be 57 on Wednesday July 7, 2021. The forum said Timipre […]
Yorubas’ve shown they can be trusted – Timi Frank
Bayelsa-born activist and former Spokesperson of Nigeria’s ruling party, APC, Timi Frank, has said that the Yorubas have shown that they can be trusted. He said the Yorubas displayed trustworthiness during what he termed “success of the July 3rd 2021 Yoruba nation rally” held in Lagos, Nigeria. In a Saturday interview he had with a […]
The Future of Work: How remote and hybrid work models are shaping employee experience
Originally implemented as a temporary response to the global pandemic, these flexible arrangements have now become a cornerstone of how organizations operate
NLC suspends 3 weeks strike, signs MOU in Nasarawa
The organised labour in Nasarawa State has suspended its three weeks strike action after reaching an agreement with the state government in Lafia
Power begins with voter registration
IT is a cliche to refer to youths as “future leaders of Nigeria”, ignoring the fact that they have a role to play now in the leadership of this country. Some youths are even wired to wait endlessly for a tomorrow that may never come.
Bloody PIB and restructuring: Not yet Uhuru
EVENTS in Nigeria are so intractable and occur with such rapidity that the trouble of each day is more than enough even for a week and get sons of men so confounded.
Power equilibrium: Russia, China and the US (2)
By Patrick Dele Cole The first part of this piece focused on the dictatorial tendencies in the US political system HE could not spin himself out of a very inept handling of the US. As usual President Trump had to blame somebody else – this time it was the World Health Organisation and China. He charged […]
The mistake of 1914 (2)
By Eric Teniola The first part of this piece focused on the major differences between Northern and Southern parts of Nigeria that were brought together by the colonialists BEFORE southern Nigerians pounce with glee (as they often this evidence of northern economic dependency on the South, one must pause and reflect that amalgamation was a British […]
Ugwuanyi promotes sports development in the rural areas
Governor Ifeanyi #Ugwuanyi of Enugu State, on Monday, advanced his administration’s concerted efforts in developing the rural communities through the deployment of government services to create fair and equal opportunity for every willing citizen of the state to create wealth, enjoy democracy dividends and live a healthy life. Besides numerous infrastructural projects across the 17 […]
