OOLI marks Founder’s Day, 89th birthday of Chief Olusegun Obasanjo
The Olusegun Obasanjo Leadership Institute (OOLI) has celebrated its Founder’s Day in honour of its Founder, Chief Olusegun Matthew Okikiola Aremu Obasanjo, as he celebrated his 89th birthday - an occasion that underscored his enduring legacy of leadership, service, and institution building in Nigeria, Africa, and the wider world.
Nigeria’s N2.5trn mall economy takes hit as Shoprite completes shut-down
Nigeria’s mall economy estimated at about N2.5 trillion has just taken a major hit following the final shut down of the leading brand in the sector, Shoprite,…
Ramadan Talk Day 18: Planning for Iʿtikāf
Planning for Iʿtikāf begins with sincere intention. One must clarify the purpose: to withdraw from worldly distractions and devote oneself entirely to Allah.
Kaduna Govt seeks partnership with CSOs to tackle misinformation, hate speech
The Kaduna State Government has expressed readiness to collaborate with civil society organisations and development partners to curb the spread of misinformation and hate speech, which it identified as major drivers of conflict in the state.
After nine-year vacancy, Amankanu elects Ekpete as Igwe
The people of Amankanu Autonomous Community in Aninri Local Government Area have elected Chief Ekenedilichukwu Ekpete as their Igwe-elect, ending more than nine years of leadership vacancy and disputes over the traditional stool.
Middle East war: How blockade of Strait of Hormuz could hit Nigeria, India, China, Japan, Saudi Arabia
•Global recession looms By Omeiza Ajayi ABUJA: In the high-stakes military standoff involving the United States of America, Israel and Iran, the world’s most vulnerable geographic feature is not a city or a base, but a 161-km long sea passage, which is about 33km wide at its narrowest point- the Strait of Hormuz. Strategically located between Iran, Oman, and […]
