Why African youths must pursue global opportunities- Olorunsheyi
As global mobility continues to create new opportunities for skilled professionals and entrepreneurs, African youths are being encouraged to look beyond geographical boundaries and position themselves for greater participation in the global economy. In this interview with Elizabeth Osayande, Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of US-based immigration technology company Immigify, Emma Olorunsheyi shares insights from […]
Nigeria and Japan should look into other ways to further expand diplomatic ties
Nigeria and Japan have continued to enjoy cordial bilateral relation; the ties became even stronger after Nigeria’s transition to democracy in 1999
We have never fought cult wars —Boje, Pyrates Confraternity President
The Niger Delta Avengers believe that they have some form of control over the oil pipelines that pass through their communities- that is why they are fighting
Crude oil: Niger Delta people must have a say on their oil — Okocha
The Federal Government should have implemented two key initiatives that would have prevented the current situation in the Niger Delta
Mimiko talks tough: ‘INEC’S substitution of Jegede with Jimoh Ibrahim is a joke from hell . It will not stand’
The lingering battle over the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Ondo State in the November 26 election between Mr Eyitayo Jegede (SAN) and Mr Jimoh Ibrahim takes a twist as Governor Olusegun Mimiko talks tough, saying the Independent National Electoral Commission’s (INEC) substitution of Jegede with Ibrahim will not stand. In this interview, Mimiko also speaks on the insinuation that he visited President Muhammadu Buhari to lobby him to defect to the All Progressives Party (APC), the ruling party at the federal level.
Yoruba Agenda: No restructuring, no Nigeria, Ayo Adebanjo replies Tanko Yakassai
That was an afterthought, that is what we call damage control after the damage has been done. Those of us who know the president well will tell you that it is in his character and culture to speak that way about women. He (Buhari) still belongs to the conservative north, anything to the contrary is pretense except many of them who are trying to modernize. We started the universal voting for women because, in 1959, Chief Obafemi Awolowo pressed for it.
