I want my films to be recognisable without my name’ — OluwaDamilola Dehinsilu
I want to be known for strong visual storytelling, ambitious world-building, memorable characters and purposeful use of AI technology.
Senate will get to the root of jobs-for-sale scam – Senator Omoworare
Senator Christopher Babajide Omoworare (ACN, Osun East) is the Vice Chairman, Senate Committee on Federal Character and Inter Governmental Affairs. He also serves on the Senate Committee of Judiciary, Human Rights and Legal Matters; Rules and Business; Sports and Social Development.
In this interview, Omoworare bares his mind on President Goodluck Jonathan administration, the Senate, and Governor Rauf Aregbesola administration, among other issues of national importance.
The dignity of Editors is important to us – Adesina, NGE President
Recently, at the biennial convention of the Nigeria Guild of Editors, NGE, held in Ibadan, Oyo State, Mr. Femi Adesina, the Deputy Managing Director of Sun Newspapers, succeeded Mr Gbenga Adefaye Editor-in-Chief/GM Publications of Vanguard Newspapers.
How we are stemming the tide of strikes in Nigeria – Labour Minister, Wogu
Emeka Wogu, lawyer and politician, has set a record in the political history of Nigeria, as one of the youngest Nigerian politician from his state to head the Ministry of Labour and Productivity, a post that the first and last person from his Ngwa Ethnic Nationality of Abia, Dr. Jaja Nwachukwu, vacated over 45 years ago. Today, Wogu takes the punches on behalf of the Nigerian government, as the one who mediates between Nigerian workers and the government on several burning national issues without looking back.
Challenges in office are making me stronger — Ngozi Braide
Deputy Superintendent of Police,Ngozi Conchita Braide assumed office nine months ago as the Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer. She was the first female officer to occupy such position, having been in the Police Force for over 12 years.
Face-off: APC can absolutely win 2015 presidential election – Junaid Mohammed
Second Republic lawmaker, Dr. Junaid Mohammed, is a fearless man, who shoots straight on matters of national interest without looking back. For that reason, he has come to be admired, and loathed by Nigerians depending on where they stand. Since the controversy over President Goodluck Jonathan’s qualification to contest in 2015 broke out, Mohammed, a Russian-trained medical doctor-turned political commentator and analyst, has maintained his position that Jonathan is not qualified to run in the next election. In this interview, Mohammed also gives reasons why the newly-formed All Progressive Congress (APC) may make waves and why it may fail.
