May & Baker warns investors against fraudulent investment scheme
Insecurity: Getting the right things wrong, by Adekunle Adekoya
Fubara: Governor only in name, by Ikechukwu Amaechi
The return of Fubara, Nigeria’s most diminished ‘governor’, by Olu Fasan
Email Writing Made Simple for Students and Professionals, by Ruth Oji
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SubscribeThe Dikko challenge, by Patrick Omorodion
A popular African proverb says that when the Agama lizard falls from a height, it nods to praise itself for the achievement. It doesn’t wait for applause from those who may be watching from close quarters like it was done recently at the World Championships in Tokyo when Swedish pole vaulter, Arnmand Duplantis once again […]
NTA will shine again someday, by Tonnie Iredia
Last Monday, I walked into the headquarters of the Nigerian Television Authority NTA in Garki Abuja almost 2 decades after I left office as the organization’s Chief Executive. My mission was to share views with the Management on recent developments in the station. I chose to visit on Monday because right from my days as DG, […]
When Maggi owns the tongue and government owns the people, by Stephanie Shaakaa
We don’t just use products, we baptize them with the name of the strongest brand in the room
Nigeria: The weight of a name, from the +234 streets to the world, by Stephanie Shaakaa
Sometimes the heaviest inheritance a Nigerian carries is a single word. Nigeria. It is stamped on the passport. Printed on the CV. Whispered at checkpoints
Hypocrites in love, by Stepahnie Shaakaa
Ladies, do not ignore the signs. That refusal to kneel is not just about posture, it is about pride. Pride starts small, in gestures
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