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Onuoha calls for ethnic diversity on Nigerian campuses,
Dr. Kalu Mosto Onuoha was formerly Petroleum Technology Development Fund Professor of Geology, at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN). At 70, he is now Emeritus.Onuoha—who has been president of the Nigerian Academy of Sciences (NAS), since January, 2017—explicated current issues, and highlighted his priorities, during a late-night interview with J.K. Obatala, at Warri’s Casa De Pedro Hotel. An early achievement, was the attainment of a long-sought certificate of occupancy for NAS—paving the way for its eventual relocation, from Lagos to Abuja.
It’s impossible for Saraki to influence Senators if… — Babaleye
Barrister Tolu Babaleye is a right activist and a Lawyer committed to the defenseless in Nigerians. In this interview, he bears his mind on the implications of the continuous face-off between the Senate President and the Inspector General of Police on the nation’s democracy.
IYORE: Man who raised $3.5m portfolio to $7.5m in 11 months
By CHARLES KUMOLU HIS story is not a rag to riches story but a narrative of passion, tenacity, and courage. Iyore Ogbuigwe, Chairman Executive Officer, CEO, of Ultravantage Solutions, who is of a rich parentage reveals the choices that made him a sought-after Sales and Persuasion expert for local, international and multinational corporations. Iyore’ is a […]
Nigeria economic growth can’t be funded by few banks — Larbie
Michael Larbie is the Chief Executive Officer of Rand Merchant Bank Nigeria, a subsidiary of FirstRand of South Africa, which last week achieved five years of operations. In this interview, he spoke about the bank’s experience and efforts to distinguish itself in the highly competitive Nigerian banking industry, as well as its outlook for the economy.
JUNE 12: ‘My house was to be bombed by Abacha’s men ‘- Bolaji Akinyemi
They now asked us to go and sit on a bench in the corridor. There we sat. And I was thinking to myself, a former chief of defence staff and a former foreign minister, here, sitting on a bench in the corridor of a security organization

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