Social Media, much more than fines, by Okoh Aihe
The hefty fine of $940m placed on Meta in New Mexico has retained Social Media in the centre of unwanted discourse and concerned efforts by jurisdictional authorities to deal with a menace that threatens today as well as the future of nations since the young ones are mostly affected in a world that seems to be […]
When Senators bent the law
Senator Grace Folashade Bent, the Yoruba born female Senator representing Adamawa South senatorial district can never go unnoticed wherever she is. If not her fashionable style then her outspokenness would give away the trendy and trenchant Senator in any gathering.
Let your beauty start from the inside
I Know by now everyone knows that “Woman to Women†is about being the best. You know how I encourage you to be the best in all you do. I know we have said that beauty starts from the inside out.
Discrimination in the workplace
When an employee is treated somewhat differently from other employees on grounds not supported by contract or that are indeed in conflict with the law such worker is said to have been discriminated against.
Nigeria’s complex problems: Matter for a revolution of Ideas
THERE is no doubt that the last two weeks belonged to the usual patience of the Nigerian people and perhaps, the consistent goodluck of the acting President, Dr Goodluck Jonathan in preventing what could be regarded as unnecessary constitutional crisis.
Blair And Bush: Desecrating Nigerian soil
WAR mongers and leading candidates for the International War Crimes Tribunal, Tony Blair and George W. Bush were in Nigeria on February 20. The twosome have made our contemporary world far more insecure and turbulent than they met it.
