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Allah determines who becomes President — Imam Onike

The Chief Missioner, Nasrul-lah-il-Fatih Society, NASFAT, Sheikh AbdulAzeez Onike  expressed hope that the next election will give birth to a greater Nigeria. In a chat with Vanguard, Sheikh Onike said there  will be a successful transition to a new democratic government.   Kindly share your candid expectation on the forthcoming 2023 General Elections? Muslims are always […]

Why Lagos is safe, investors-friendly for PPPs amidst challenges – George

The Special Adviser to the Governor of Lagos State on Public-Private Partnerships, Mr. Ope George, in this interview with Olasunkanmi Akoni speaks on the various ways the Office of PPPs is facilitating the development of public infrastructure and public assets to improve access to government services as well as unlocking the limitless opportunities in the […]

To boost productivity, we introduced paternity leave at law firm —Emokiniovo Dafe-Akpedeye, Managing Partner, Compos Mentis

Emokiniovo Dafe-Akpedeye is a Nigerian legal practitioner who, prior to obtaining her law degree from the prestigious Oxford University, studied Economics and Management at the University of Bristol and graduated with a first-class. Emokiniovo became a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb), UK in 2020 as one of the youngest Fellows in Nigeria and she […]

With the right tech, Nigeria can end infertility misery, lead medical tourism- Dr. Wada, CEO Nisa Medical Group and Director, Institute for Medical Sciences Africa

Since his ground-breaking work in fertility medicine resulting in the birth of a test tube baby named Hannatu, in 1998, Dr. Ibrahim Wada and founder of Nisa Premier Hospital, Abuja, has continued to earn the applause of those whose stories he has used technology to change for good, giving them causes to smile. Apart from […]

Warri deserves attention Lagos gets from FG – Ogagavworia

The newly elected President of the Warri Boys Association, Mr. Matthew Ogagavworia, in this interview with Godwin Oritse, frowns at what he describes as the total neglect of Warri, its ports, steel plants, refineries, and petrochemical plants, and demands that the attention that is given to the Lagos ports should be extended to Warri ports. […]

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