I walked away from power rather than compromise my integrity —Octogenarian Eburajolo
Few Nigerians have witnessed the country’s economic evolution as closely—or participated in it as actively—as Victor Eburajolo. For more than five decades, the industrial relations expert,...
How we can have zero gas flares in last quarter of 2024 — Dumo Lulu- Briggs
A lawyer, philanthropist and nationalist, Chief Dumo Lulu-Briggs, is the Chairman of Platform Petroleum. On the sidelines of the Offshore Technology Conference, OTC, in Houston Texas, USA, he shares his rich experience in the oil and gas industry, challenges and success story of growing a small indigenous oil company into becoming a household name in exploration and production.
Roy Madu an African entertainment ambassador
Mother land, Nigeria has shared her gifts to the world and this magnanimity has led to an intercontinental perception of Nigerians
We want ensure every child gets a learning tablet – Oluwakoyejo Oluwatosin
We are one of the pioneers of education technology and we are the owners of the SuccessTAB education brand
Itsekiri marginalised despite contributions to Nigeria’s oil wealth — Edema
Mr Collins Edema is anenvironmentalist and a community leader in Warri Kingdom. In this interview, he speaks on what he calls the marginalisation of the Itsekiri people.
Dr. Maduka Onyishi: True story of grass to grace
Here’s a man with such a humble beginning that he ventured into many menial jobs to survive, just to put food on the table. He sold second-hand clothes, he did carpentry jobs and was also a painter. It did not end there. Maduka was a bus conductor and later a commercial bus driver. He was once auto spare parts seller. What did he not do? Today, he is a billionaire and into transportation business, insurance, banking, education etc. At a time, Peace Mass Transit had up to 4,000 buses in Nigeria.
