We owe Putin an unreserved apology, by Azu Ishiekwene
As US President Donald J. Trump marks his first year in office by expanding his wish list from making Canada the 51st State of America to seizing and renaming the Panama Canal, and now taking Greenland by any means, if he cannot get the Nobel Peace Prize, spare a thought for Russian President Vladimir Putin. The […]
Edo to host 2nd Niger Delta games
By Ozioruva Aliu BENIN CITY – EDO state is set to host not less than 3000 athletes and officials from the nine oil producing states in the Second Niger Delta Games being hosted by Edo State. Speaking at an interactive session with the Edo State chapter of the Sports Writers Association of Nigeria (SWAN) at […]
Erommaose Nwokoro Foundation appoints Maria Salve Jalaran as head of administration
ErommaOse Nwokoro Foundation has appointed Maria Salve Jalaran as its new Head of Administration. Dr Bernardette Erommaose Nwokoro, Founder and CEO of ErommaOse Nwokoro Foundation said that appointing Maria Jalaran was crucial to help navigate affairs of the foundation which will be taking up more responsibilities that will shape the year 2026. “The appointment is […]
Youth agritech startups to compete for $40,000 funding, market expansion
Youth-led agritech startups across Nigeria are set to compete for funding and growth opportunities as applications open for the 2026 AYuTe Nigeria Challenge.
Indebtedness: Coalition warns against disruptive protests, calls for dialogue
By Kingsley Adegboye The Coalition for Sustainable Fiscal Reform (CSFR), has warned its members to not engage in any disruptive protest over Federal Government’s indebtedness to them.Rather, they urged their colleagues to engage in constructive dialogue to resolve the impasse.CSFR said that with facts at its disposal, it was confident that soonest, the ‘organic reforms’ […]
Tale of Tompolo’s tentacles every ten years
By ENEWARIDIDEKE EKANPOU There are people in Africa who are culturally rooted, proud and independent but they are thin on the ground. Majorly scattered everywhere like JP Clark’s ‘broken china’ in his poem, ‘Ibadan’, are hundreds of thousands of people who inhabit a cultural desert, devoid of oasis.They are the marooned. In fact, marooned like Robinson […]
