Civil Engineering shapes Adeniji’s E-Commerce delivery framework
Ademola Ahmed Adeniji, a Nigerian technology professional, has applied principles from civil engineering to the design and delivery of complex digital systems, drawing on his transition from engineering into business analysis and systems engineering in the United Kingdom. Adeniji, who holds a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Civil Engineering from the Federal University of Technology, […]
BASKETBALL: Ibeh Jnr advocates fresh leadership, demands stronger grassroots devt
By Dickson Omobola Strategic communication expert and Public Affairs Analyst, Sunny Ibeh Jnr, has called for deeper investment in the Nigeria Basketball Federation, NBBF, saying it needs stronger grassroots structures, improved facilities and equipment, better players and improved welfare for officials. Ibeh backed Dr Mustapha Abdullahi for the presidency of the Nigeria Basketball Federation, NBBF, […]
Place of Liberty urges Nigerians to embrace, support children with disabilities
By Ebunoluwa Sessou A non-govenmental organisation, Place of Liberty has called for greater love, acceptance and inclusion for children living with disabilities, urging Nigerians to support them to realise their potentials. The organisation made the call at the 5th Anniversary of Place of Liberty Nursery and Primary School for Special Needs Children and 2nd anniversary […]
Resolve project conflicts before crisis – NDDC warns contractors
By Davies Iheamnachor PORT HARCOURT: The Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, has tasked its contractors and consultants to ensure early identification and resolution of all forms of conflict that arise in projects execution before they escalate into crisis. The commission said the call was to ensure completion of its projects in line with specifications and […]
ASIS takes Africa’s financing agenda to UNGA 2026
By Ebunoluwa Sessou The Africa Social Impact Summit, ASIS, is set to take Africa’s development financing agenda to the global stage as it convenes the Global Action Forum during the 81st United Nations General Assembly (UNGA 2026) in New York. The forum, themed, “Financing Africa’s Future: Mobilising Capital, Strategic Partnerships and Collective Giving for Sustainable […]
Jason Arday and Black Scholarship: What has gone wrong with the Academy?
By Tunji Olaopa What is the existential status of blackness in a world of extreme racism? More concretely, how does a black scholar, as a minority, navigate her way through a systemic racial configuration of the academy? Racism has become a systemic and systematic phenomenon that inflects so many dimensions and ways of lives of […]
