How Wale Fakile built programs, audiences, trust
Wale Fakile’s professional arc is marked by one theme. Build, then lift. At Artleone Communications, he rebuilt Morning Brew and left a stronger breakfast property.
Quacks in building industry are murderers, they must be pushed out — COREN
The President of the Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN), Engr. Prof. Sadiq Z. Abubakar, has described quacks operating in the building and construction industry as “murderers,” insisting that they must be eradicated to safeguard lives and ensure structural integrity in the sector.
WHO warns of contaminated cold, cough syrups linked to child deaths in India
The World Health Organisation, WHO, has issued an urgent global alert following the discovery of substandard and contaminated oral liquid medicines in India, linked to cases of acute illness and child fatalities.
The supreme powers of the President(8), by Eric Teniola
From last week concludes the narrative with the report of the Sub-committee on the Executive and Legislature of the Constitution Drafting Committee of 1975.The report defined how the powers of the Nigerian President could be operated. Their report is as follows: “In the deliberations of the Sub-Committee, what has been uppermost in our minds is how […]
A Labourer’s Worthy of His Earnings — A personal reflection on Dauda Itopa Ova’s wooden testimony
The way Ova’s art gives humanity back to the people we frequently pass is what most moves me
Amupitan: When public scrutiny beautifies
By TAYE OBATERU Not unexpectedly, the announcement of the nomination of Professor Joash Amupitan, SAN, as the new Chairman of the Independent Electoral Commission, INEC, has generated mixed reactions from various quarters. While many of those who know him either closely or from a distance have hailed his appointment as apt, some others have picked holes […]
