In truth, the Nigeria Broadcasting Code needs a review, by Okoh Aihe
The broadcast regulator, the National Broadcasting Commission, NBC, is planning a review of the sixth edition of the Nigeria Broadcasting Code, and has sent out a notice to various stakeholders, asking them to ‘speak now’ in order to ‘help shape the new Nigeria Broadcasting Code.’ One of the final lines is particularly very interesting. ‘Let us […]
Why the story of women over 40 must be rewritten — Kennedy Aja
By Luminous Jannamike ABUJA — A reality television programme centred on women aged 40 and above has announced the rollout of its third season after briefing journalists in Abuja on Wednesday. The Executive Producer, Kennedy Chukwuma Aja, spoke on the direction and scope of the new season, while the organisers identified Ambassador Jolly Nnenna Abani […]
Social security: NSITF launches nationwide safety drive to save Nigerian workers
The Managing Director of the Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF), Barrister Olúwaceun Faleye, has launched a nationwide workplace safety initiative aimed at protecting Nigerian workers and boosting productivity. Faleye announced the initiative at a press conference to flag off the 2025 Safe Workplace Intervention Project (SWIP), a collaboration between NSITF and the Nigeria Employers’ Consultative Association […]
Dogara steps into the spotlight as Nigeria seeks unity
Since independence in 1960, Nigeria’s politics has been shaped by the constant negotiation of balance between North and South, Muslim and Christian, majority and minority. The unwritten rules of power-sharing have often determined the stability of governments and the legitimacy of leadership. The 2023 elections reignited debates when the ruling party opted for a same-faith […]
The Paper Trap: How manual courts are crushing Nigeria’s justice system
By Dr. Michael Tidi Nigeria’s justice system is under increasing pressure. Case backlogs continue to grow, proceedings are prolonged by years, court records are frequently difficult to locate, and public confidence in judicial outcomes is steadily declining. It is against this background that the recent remarks of the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Kudirat Kekere […]
From Storyteller to Juror: The continuing evolution of Anietie Udoh
By Providence Ayanfeoluwa For much of the last two decades, African communicators had been preoccupied with visibility. The goal was to be seen, heard, and sometimes acknowledged by global platforms that defined excellence elsewhere. In recent years there’s been a shift from seeking visibility to authority, and few careers illustrate this trajectory more clearly than […]
