50 yrs on stage: How Ajegunle, ‘Dyna’, Vanguard, Eko Hotels shaped my journey – Daddy Showkey
It’s fallacy to say tithe is not biblical — Methodist Rev. Daramola
It’s fallacy to say tithe is not biblical — Methodist Rev. Daramola
Shina Peters grabbing my butt on stage wasn’t funny – Toby Grey
Beauty products can’t make a woman beautiful —Mrs. Victoria Awomolo
Our time is now and we are really owning our space
I have seen true meaning of a woman being a helper – Dr. Attai
HRH OBIMO: I’m evidence, self-discipline pays
Nigerian artworks have appreciated significantly
Two days after our wedding, my husband and I were almost homeless
2019: Nigerians will re-elect Buhari for second term — Okiemute
‘We can jail you for six months if you refuse to honour our summons’
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SubscribeWe can’t have peace unless we practice true federalism — Joseph Evah
Comrade Joseph Evah is the coordinator, Ijaw Monitoring Group, IMG. In this interview, Evah bares his mind on the need for Nigeria to have true federalism arguing that there can’t be peace until true federalism is practiced. He also warns of danger if the Federal Government attempts to further embarrass leaders of the Pan Niger Delta Forum, PANDEF.
AISAGBONHI: Abandoned at 9 months, sent away at 13, now a wealth creator
The axiom that a man’s life is defined by the choices he makes, found practical expression in our today’s story. The import of the maxim manifested in Chief Omochiere Aisagbonhi, President/C.E.O. of Omais Investment Nigeria Limited. At periods when he had not attained the age of consent, life left him with mean choices. Rather than sulking when he was sent out of his home at 13, it was taken as a challenge to build a better future for himself. Hence, his journey to Benin, where he rented an apartment at that age while working as a petrol attendant.
We’ll name, shame tax defaulters after VAIDS in March, 2018 — Adeosun
Finance Minister, Kemi Adeosun, still pushing through the Voluntary Asset and Income Declaration Scheme (VAIDS), scheme aimed at getting more Nigerians into the tax net voluntarily, in this interview throws more lights on the issues involved.
Budget implementation: It’s double-barrel disappointment for tourism – Hon. Ihama-Ogbeide
Hon. Omoregie Ogbeide-Ihama, a civil engineer and representing Oredo Federal Constituency in Edo State, chairs the House of Representatives Committee on Tourism. In this chat, he speaks on budget implementation, why Nigeria should tap into its tourism potentials, insecurity in the country among other national issues.
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