Nigerian children need books that reflect their identity — Vivian Uwakwe
For Nigerian author and illustrator, Vivian Uwakwe, the journey into children’s book publishing was not a carefully mapped career path
Why I left accounting for fabric business — Lara Alfred
To meet Lara Alfred, you must be profoundly connected—both socially and emotionally. The reason is clear: in the grand atelier of her life, where passion intersects with purpose, Lara has woven a legacy of brilliance and unparalleled accomplishments.A chartered accountant by training and a doyenne of Nigeria’s luxury fabric industry by destiny, Lara’s journey from […]
Being Alex Ekwueme’s brother made me lose favours — Igwe Laz Ekwueme
I practice a profession like others. You cannot tell an Igwe who is a doctor not to practice medicine or a lawyer who is an Igwe not to go to court. Some of the Igwes said I should not be entertaining people. Anyway, I am now too old to take active part in acting.
Nigeria yet to take advantage of having Francophone neighbours — Ayeleru
Ayeleru, a Professor of French Language, will soon complete his tenure as the Director-General/Chief Executive Officer of the French Village
Economy: Buhari handed live cobra to Tinubu – Gerald Ndubuisi
Professor Okeke Gerald Ndubuisi is a professor of Climatic Change and Environmental Sustainability.He was recently upgraded and got Professorial Chair Award by the prestigious Highstone Global University, Texas, USA. He spoke on the challenges of climate change in Nigeria, hunger in the land, cost of doing business and other salient issues.Excerpts: Tell us who you […]
Ile-Ife is the spiritual heartbeat of the Yoruba people – Prince Olomo
Prince Jon James Olomo (Omowale) is an African American who is presently in Nigeria, because he heeded the Motherland call to return home to his fatherland (IPADA), and he did. Prince Jon Olomo’s story actually goes beyond that, because not only did he heed the call and return, he researched further and made a huge […]
Nigeria’s growing appetite for luxury fragrance paves way for global brands -Taylor
Jeremy Taylor is the Group Commercial Director of Boadicea the Victorious, makers of luxury fragrances. In this interview with ESTHER ONYEGBULA, Taylor underscored Nigeria’s appetite for exclusivity and quality and how Nigeria has overtaken traditional markets like the Middle East to become the leading international spender on luxury fragrances at Harrods. He also gives insight […]
How we’re putting our best foot forward for Africa – United Airlines
On Wednesday, December 4, 2025, America’s mega carrier, United Airlines, commenced daily flights directly from Nigeria to Washington
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 […]
