Cote d’Ivoire’s culture, hospitality, key tourism strength – Kouassi
— Honors President Ouattara’s vision to elevate tourism in Nigeria, interconnection of travel systems By Vera Anyagafu Dr. Moustapha Kouassi, is the Director of the Tourism and Leisure Office of Côte d’Ivoire in Nigeria.He considers this role both a privilege and a responsibility, and credits His Excellency President Alassane Ouattara, for the vision that is […]
How we were frustrated in Nigeria, by Stanley, General Counsel from US
In this interview with attorney Jerome Stanley, General Counsel to LOUMOS Group, Houston, Texas, he speaks of the frustrations he encountered in Nigeria when he visited; but he, nonetheless, suggests how best the nation can recover the funds that accrued from sale of stolen crude oil from Nigeria.
My sex life is okay, I don’t need pornography to spice it up —Uche Iwuanyanwu
Beautiful mother of two, Uche Iwuanyanwu Nnannah is set for a great comeback to Nollywood after taking two years off to raise a family. Uche, who has taken up some raunchy roles in the past, is now a mother and a wife. In this interview she talks about her plans for Nollywood and what has changed or not changed about her.
How we’re boosting economy through local production —Puri
Director of Global Sterling Products, Rishabh Puri, who was born in India and raised in Nigeria, speaks on how his company is boosting the Made in Nigeria campaign and how best to make Nigeria’s economy self-sufficient.
Why steel imports doesn’t make sense – Austin-Peters
D r. Timi Austen-Peters is the Chairman of Dorman D r. Timi Austen-Peters is the Chairman of Dorman Long Engineering Limited, the fabricators’ of first Niger Bridge. In this interview, he spoke on the prospects and challenges in Nigeria’s galvanizing steel sector, among other issues
Yes! The South-east is marginalized, says Orji Uzor Kalu
Former governor of Abia State and chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Dr. Orji Uzor Kalu in an interview on AIT recently declared that the South- east was marginalised saying that ‘since the end of the civil war, the treatment meted on the south-east is different.’
