Civil service must own its reforms, digital tools —Walson-Jack
…Says she’ll choose the civil service again if she were to begin a new career The Head of the Civil Service of the Federation, Mrs Didi Esther Walson-Jack, has undertaken many changes in the federal public service. One is the digitalisation of the service. She completes her tour of duty this month and retires from […]
Why I’m researching on female genital mutilation in US – Olumo-Saidu
Jumai Kaosarat Olumo-Saidu is a gender-based violence advocate, is a third year PhD student at the National Louis University, United States of America
Behind the Judging Panel: Exclusive interview with Gbenga Akingbulere on Dratech Hackathon
With Gbenga Akingbulere, a Staff Software Engineer at Palo Alto Networks, we unpack what it meant to serve as a judge
How I became ‘alaga’ after vowing not to have one at my wedding — Rebecca Mautin
Joyi Rebecca Mautin anchors wedding receptions, birthdays, funeral parties and school events, especially in the Yoruba language.
President Tinubu not running the country, he’s just doing business – Adebayo
Prince Adewole Ebenezer Adebayo is a household name, especially when it comes to politics and law. He was the flag bearer of the Social Democratic Party SDP in the last 2023 general election where he came 5th.
Protests’ chilling findings: How 27 protesters were killed, 800 others detained since August
Chief Tony Ojukwu, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) and Executive Secretary of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC)…
7th Coronation Anniversary: Floods, bad roads biggest challenges of my kingdom — Pere of Kabowei Kingdom
•Urges federal government to intervene, and open up Kabowei communities in Delta, Bayelsa •Relieves the travails of his people in the disastrous 2022 flood; how he navigated the palace with a canoe •I cannot eat or dance in public; what life has taught me; and what I miss most as a king By Emma Amaize, Regional Editor, South-South […]
My father influenced my career as a teacher — Ikpeazu
I used to be very stubborn while growing up as a teenager. Those who saw me as a teenager and come to see who I have become, find it difficult to reconcile the two personalities; Okezie Ikpeazu as a teenager and Okezie Ikpeazu as an adult.
State of the Nation: How Nigerians can take back their country — Utomi
“Policies are not well thought-through. They are designed essentially to be political games to gain international legitimacy with people who don’t care about the Nigerian people, who don’t care what the Nigerian people are dealing with”
Empowering Communities: Conversation with Millicent Mabi on information equity, social justice in public libraries
Public libraries are uniquely positioned to bridge social and economic gaps, especially for marginalized groups
Nigeria ready for productivity, performance-based wage award – Minister Onyejeocha
By Johnbosco Agbakwuru Rt. Hon. Nkeiruka Onyejeocha is the Minister of State for Labour and Employment. In this interview, she shares the story of her achievements over the past year in office, highlighting the government’s commitment to implementing a performance-based wage structure tied to productivity. Excerpts: One year into your tenure as Minister of Labour, […]
