Embrace ‘Good Shepherd’ role, TACN leader urges pastors
Middle-East crises: Nigeria’s poor to face more hardships as experts list impacts
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Rukky Sanda’s glamorous lifestyle
Etinosa Idemudia celebrates birthday
Somotun celebrates fashion brand with Nigerian heritage

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Prince Adekoya, Alhaja Kerewa honoured by Ijebu Pride Network
The Ijebu Pride Network (IPN), led by its President, Basorun Dr. Femi Branch, paid a courtesy visit to Ago-Iwoye–born business tycoon, Abdul-Muftau Adekoya, Chairman of WOSAM Arena and the Ogbeni Oja of Ago-Iwoye. The visit was aimed at formally introducing the Ijebu Pride Network to Prince Adekoya and strengthening collaboration aimed at promoting the image […]
Technova Summit 2026 holds in Abakaliki, promotes inclusive tech innovation
Hundreds of young innovators, students, entrepreneurs, and policymakers gathered in Abakaliki, Ebonyi State, on Saturday for the Technova Summit 2026, an event described by organisers as “Africa’s Carnival of Tech, Innovation and Opportunity.”
Everything wrong with Nigeria, by Emeka Obasi
Anytime I drive to a petrol station, the pump price of products turns my insides out. Instead of enjoying windfall from crisis in the Middle East, Nigerians are forced to pay more for fuel. Citizens of a major oil producing nation are weeping, in the midst of plenty. President Bola Tinubu should not take all the blame. […]
Ogbu r’ebe S. Ijirhevwe Awhefeada, by Francis Ewherido
The title simply means “Professor Sunday Ijirhevwe Awhefeada.” For the purpose of this article, his Urhobo name, Ijirherhe, means I also have them (intelligence, knowledge and administrative prowess). The surname, Awhefeada, roughly translated means “one who distributes wealth abroad,” although Prof is distributing his wealth of knowledge mainly at home. Professor Awhefeada is not just a professor. […]
Firm expands modern fast-food dining to emerging Nigerian towns
Crunchies Fried Chicken, one of Nigeria’s prominent fast-food brands, is expanding its footprint beyond major urban centres, bringing modern dining experiences to emerging towns that have traditionally lacked structured hospitality services.

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