How Nigeria’s $1tn economy target reflects our 40-year reforms — Michal Cygan, Poland’s Ambassador to Nigeria
"We have Nigerian students across many fields - medicine, engineering, polytechnics, and other specialized areas"
AI is strongest ally in war against financial fraud – Tolu Adetuyi
Tolu Adetuyi is a Nigerian technologist and Senior Product Manager with over a decade of experience driving innovation
African Heritage Centre will be a place to celebrate our roots – Michael Dibua
Michael Dibua is a dedicated Lawyer and Notary specializing in family law in Ontario, Canada. He was called to the Bar in Nigeria in 1999
Healthcare is beyond merely treating illnesses — Funmi Eko Ezeh
By Josephine Agbonkhese A seasoned professional whose career bridges healthcare, media, and communication, Funmi Eko Ezeh boasts of over a decade of experience in public health, nursing, and broadcast media. Endowed with a unique ability to navigate complex health issues while utilising media platforms to engage, educate, and inspire diverse audiences, her commitment to improving […]
Economic development drives growth, jobs, community impact in Brampton – Uche Okugo
Uche Okugo is a Social Entrepreneur and Founder of the Network of Nigerians in Canada (NNC), a non-profit organization fostering diversity and inclusion
Private schools can’t give quality education govt schools had before Civil War – Osuagwu
Mr. Nkem Osuagwu, President of the Old Boys Association, Government Secondary School Afikpo in the old Eastern region, present-day Ebonyi State
Investment in STEAM is pathway to Africa’s growth – Fin Dittimi
Every year, in November, the global community celebrates World STEM/STEAM Day, dedicated to highlighting the importance of science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics in today’s fast-paced, technology-driven world.
It will take two years for Tinubu’s reforms to bear fruits — Okupe
Says Atiku, Obi had nothing to offer •‘2023 election was not rigged’ By Olalekan Bilesanmi Dr Doyin Okupe, a veteran politician, has been around since the aborted Third Republic when he served as spokesperson for then – National Republican Convention (NRC). Then, in this dispensation, Okupe has been spokesperson for two former presidents during which he took […]
Why comedy is more than laughter – Dr Filani
Dr. Ibukun Filani, a distinguished Nigerian scholar and humour researcher based in the USA, in an exclusive interview with Vanguard, discusses his upcoming book
What inspired me to specialise in information security — Dr Aguoru
Dr. Kingsley Chibuzor Aguoru is not just a UK based chartered engineer, but also an expert in Information Security with a keen focus on security of financial services and payment systems. Having both a Master of Science in Information Security from University of Liverpool, and Doctor of Information Security from the University of East London, […]
Food safety expert’s research reshapes global food Allergen detection
By Elizabeth Osayande A chemical food safety researcher at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Food Allergy Research and Resource Programme FARRP, Jerry Kahu, with over a decade of experience in advanced food safety detection and multiple scientific publications, is developing groundbreaking methods that could transform how we protect people with food allergies worldwide. In an exclusive […]
How Orient Forum plans to positively impact lives – Constantine Udoka
Okpalanedu Udoka Constantine, a Political Scientist turned Techpreneur, is the Managing Director of Gadget Hub Limited
With 1999 Constitution, Angel Gabriel won’t save Nigeria from miseries – Anyaoku
“Other pluralistic countries, which failed to manage their pluralism with true federal constitutions, eventually disintegrated”
Financial exclusion hinders economic growth, perpetuates poverty, inequality — Zauro, Presidential Adviser
Dr. Nurudeen Abubakar Zauro is the Technical Adviser to the President on Economic and Financial Inclusion. In this interview, he speaks on how financial exclusion is hindering economic growth, and perpetuating poverty and inequality. The presidential adviser also shares measures including policies and programs being put in place by President Bola Tinubu’s administration to ensure that all Nigerians are captured into the […]
State of the Nation: How Tinubu’s regionalism can work – Briggs
“They don’t hear from the woman picking periwinkles and sending her children to school. But today she can’t even eat the periwinkle or sell it because it is polluted”
Aburi wasn’t a single’s tennis match between Gowon and Ojukwu — Professor ABC Nwosu
East couldn’t attend meeting in Nigeria, and a British warplane or Naval warship were rejected because of the British involvement in the war
