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Cheers, applause, as Benriffs emerges winner of Kiekie Unscripted Experience

Cheers, applause, as Benriffs emerges winner of Kiekie Unscripted Experience

By Juliet Ebirim Benjamin Omosivie, popularly known as Benriffs, has emerged as the winner of the maiden edition of the Kiekie Unscripted Experience competition. The multi-talented performer secured victory with 91 percent of the votes at the finale which held in Sunday at the Mikano Experience Centre, Lagos. He received the grand prize of a […]

Political movement unveils five-point plan to build Nigeria

Political movement unveils five-point plan to build Nigeria

By Nnasom David The Five Star Movement Nigeria has unveiled a five-point development agenda aimed at transforming the country through stronger institutions, improved governance and greater investment in Nigerians. The Co-convener of the movement, Jude ‘Feranmi Adejuwon, presented the agenda during a press conference in Abuja, where he said Nigeria’s challenges were not due to […]

Arodan, Okunrin Meta, Jagun Jagun: Abiola’s intervention in Nigeria’s insecurity

Arodan, Okunrin Meta, Jagun Jagun: Abiola’s intervention in Nigeria’s insecurity

By Osa Mbonu-Amadi In a troubled country like Nigeria, artists who fail to use their work to address the problems of the society miss a significant aspect of the duty of an artist. It appears the Nigerian-born UK-based visual artist, Akinokun Isaiah Abiola, has taken that advice. It was the same advice the civil rights […]

Demand for 85m developers by 2030 drives Moniepoint’s talent push

Demand for 85m developers by 2030 drives Moniepoint’s talent push

By Juliet Umeh As the world faces a projected shortage of 85 million software developers by 2030, with potential economic losses estimated at $5.5 trillion, digital financial services provider Moniepoint has intensified efforts to build Africa’s next generation of engineering talent through its DreamDevs Bootcamp. The company recently graduated the second cohort of the programme, […]

Fifty thousand is not the number that matters

Fifty thousand is not the number that matters

On Democracy Day the President promised more than fifty thousand new police officers. The pledge is welcome and overdue. But the measure behind it—how many police we keep for each citizen—is the wrong way to ask whether Nigerians will be safer.   By Philip Obazee On the morning of the twelfth of June, in an address […]