Improvement in economic indicators points to Nigeria’s stabilisation — UBA boss
Group Managing Director of United Bank for Africa (UBA) and Chairman of the Body of Bank CEOs in Nigeria, Oliver Alawuba, has outlined a blueprint for building a resilient Nigerian economy, calling for deliberate policies and stronger collaboration across the public and private sectors to transform economic stability into inclusive prosperity. Alawuba made the call […]
Being a Great Parent ‘Parenting Etiquette’ (Part 2)
I hope you were able to read the part 1 in my Parenting Etiquette series. As promised here is the continuation. Keep reading!
Are you dead or alive?
I was sitting beside a girl on a plane to New York and we were chatting. Then a man came along and she started talking to him in a language I could not understand. When he left, the girl turned to me and said: “Wow, I’m so glad I talked to him. I wanted to speak Hebrew so bad.”
Senate’s hard road to travel
The Chaplain of the United States Senate, Dr. Barry C. Black, is a retired Real Admiral and former United States Chief of Navy Chaplains. On June 28, 2008 he offered the following prayer on whether it was sense that the Senate debates the motion to concur in the House amendment to an act to provide needed housing reform to be brought to a close.
Eastern Region in One Nigeria
Events are unfolding fast, truth is, Nigeria as we see it today may not stay in one piece unless certain issues are addressed before the end of the Muhammadu Buhari era. Echoes of freedom, separation and restructuring are booming.
The path of an arrow
A cruise ship offers its guests (passengers) two main choices. They can either immerse themselves in the many frenetic activities the ship offers or opt for tranquility and solitude. In my first outing, the younger me opted for the former—shows, exhibitions, fattening cuisine followed by gym, and capped, in the late evenings, by jazz clubbing. Now, an older, more reflective me chooses the latter.
