‘I’ve intercepted 573 Benue girls from traffickers, returned over 103 from outside Nigeria since March’ — Acrivist Yaaya
When I asked her to send the remaining girl back home, she went and wrote a petition against me at Zone 2 in Lagos. In Nigeria, if you have money, you can do almost anything
How we’re using technology to improve learning process in Nigeria — Educare boss, Alex Onyia
Mr. Onyia, in the course of the interview, discussed the cutting-edge solutions his platform has been bringing to the forefront of education in Nigerian schools
From Junior Engineer to Senior Innovator: Phillip-Hope Ojo’s journey building NotchHR for Africa
When Phillip Hope Ojo began his journey in software engineering, he did not imagine he would lead the development of one of Africa’s most reliable human resource platforms
Need for federalism, restructuring: If Tinubu misses this opportunity, Nigeria is gone — Pa Adebanjo (1)
In this interview with Pa Ayo Adebanjo, the oldman-activist, who will be 96 years in April, insists that the long-term solution to Nigeria’s multi-dimensional crises is the enactment of a new constitution. According to him, the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, as amended, is a document that can not engender peace, unity and progress […]
With steps taken by Tinubu, Nigerians will soon smile — Akinfolarin, Ondo gov’ship aspirant
Rt. Hon. Mayowa Akinfolarin, a former Deputy Speaker of Ondo State House of Assembly, is a two-time member of the National Assembly representing Ile Oluji-Okeigbo/Odigbo Federal Constituency on the platform of the All Progressives Congress.
JAPA: Bar people who didn’t do degree in Nigeria from getting govt jobs — Nwajioha
Chijioke Godfrey Nwajioha, an academic consultant of international repute, is the Chairman, of Gran Hermano Academy, Awka, Anambra State. In this interview, Nwajioha speaks on how the Tinubu administration can harness the renewed hope mandate by infusing indigenous technology into the school curriculum to sustain the future of education in Nigeria.
