Clinton Joshua Ezewele is entering a new phase of his career. Known as one of Nollywood’s fastest-rising actors, Ezewele is set for his theatrical cinema debut in “Five Figurines”, a moral thriller scheduled to hit Nigerian cinemas later this year. And it’s a role unlike anything he has played before.

Thirty-five years after its creation, Anambra State has grown into a story that extends far beyond its geographical boundaries.

So instead of beginning with whether someone once played football, perhaps Nigerian football should begin with a more important question:

By Raymond Najomoh Few trajectories in Delta State move so cleanly from accounting to public administration to enterprise as that of Chief Bernard Oboatarhieyeren Okumagba. A Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN) and consummate chartered accountant, he cut his teeth in Nigerian finance — from Arthur Andersen & Co (now KPMG) […]

“His contributions to the growth and transformation of Ambrose Alli University will remain indelible in the history”