Nigeria’s challenges are political, not religious — Oyewole, YCE scribe
Chief Dipo Oyewole is the Secretary-General of the Yoruba Council of Elders, YCE. In this interview, he speaks, on State Police, how the selection process, operational guidelines
‘The future of maternal care won’t be built on hospitals alone’
Some were first-time mothers unsure whether their babies were getting enough milk. Others were battling painful latch issues
Tinubu’s support is helping us to do more for our people — Gov Mbah
When we were campaigning for office, we set out a blueprint for what Enugu could become under our watch. And that blueprint was predicated on three factors
Nigeria has expertise to tackle insecurity — Nkechi Ali-Balogun, PR Expert
NKECHI ALI-BALOGUN is one of the leading Public Relations experts in Nigeria and a multi-talented industry veteran with over 28 years of professional experience
I try not to approach every song with same formula — Rakin Beats
Beyond releases, my goal is to continue growing as a producer, artist, and creative entrepreneur while creating work that connects with people across different cultures and backgrounds
Indigenous companies can build institutions that compete with the very best – Marketsquare CEO
Ebele Enunwa, Marketsquare CEO, shares insights into the company’s decade-long journey, its contribution to Nigeria’s economic development…
State of the Nation: Nigeria facing survival problem, drifting to one-party state —Farounbi
Yemi Farounbi served as Nigeria’s Ambassador to the Philippines and Cambodia. In this interview, he examines the state of the nation
Critics wanted Uzodimma to fail, but he shocked them — Emelumba, Info Commissioner
As many states across Nigeria continue to grapple with poor electricity supply and infrastructure deficits, Imo State government says it is moving toward a 24-hour power supply system through the state-backed Orashi Electricity project. In this interview, the Commissioner for Information, Declan Emelumba,,,
Economic sovereignty: Pan-Africanism, not xenophobia, is what Africa needs – SOAD
By Vera Anyagafu State of the African Diaspora (SOAD) Minister of Trade, Hon. Ebube Ebisike George, carries a resume that reads like three careers in one; diplomat, serial entrepreneur, and aspiring astronaut. But at the core, he is a Nigerian pushing trade, energy, and human capital projects across continents, and now speaking outagainst South African […]
JUNE 12: I weep every time I remember what MKO Abiola told me – Mike Igini
Mr Mike Igini served at different times as Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC) in Edo and Akwa
Ibom States.
Xenophobic attacks: Nigerians always first suspects even when other Africans commit crime — Onyekwelu, President-General, Nigerian group in S/Africa
By Charles Kumolu, Deputy Editor South Africa is once again edging towards pariah status, not globally as it did during the apartheid era, but within Africa itself. Unlike the past, when apartheid made the country a target of international condemnation, South Africa’s current xenophobic posture towards African nationals has sparked widespread outrage across the continent. The wave of […]
