Under Makinde, Oyo is now more economically competitive in good governance – Aduwo
Oyeleke Ajiboye: Redefining investment profitability
Joe Blankson: My husband’s legacy will be preserved ― Wife
We don’t insist on what we want; we ask people what they want — Hon. Adesola Adebayo
Coronavirus: Blame lawmakers if anything happens to Nigerians trapped in China —NIDO Coordinator
We are a family of teachers — Awosika
How Akpabio inspired my sojourn in politics – Ekanem, ADC chieftain
CAROLINE MOORE: Driven by hatred for poverty, suffering
Lawal Demola: From medical practice to digital media wizkid
What new electricity tariff will do to the economy — NECAN
Temi Olajide: Psychologist helping parents unravel digital age kids
Prayers will not build a nation — Dr Emilimor
ABODERIN-TALABI: Why hard work is not enough for…
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SubscribeAny attempt to use Amotekun for politics ’ll be resisted — Olajide, YCE scribe
Secretary of Yoruba Council of Elders, YCE, Dr. Kunle Olajide, in this interview, speaks on the launch of Operation Amotekun by Southwest governors. He sees the development as a critical step towards having true federalism.
Nobody is marginalising you, Ngige tells Igbo
MINISTER of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige is rated high in the South East. His achievement during his tenure as the governor of Anambra State between 2003 and 2006 is still rated high among Anambra people. In this interview, Ngige spoke on the easiest way for the Igbo person to become the president of Nigeria. He also spoke on the Second Niger Bridge, the ongoing repairs at the Akanu Ibiam International Ariport, Enugu, the leadership of APC in the South East and the controversial zoning arrangement for governorship in Anambra State.Excerpts:
70% of our people now enjoy electricity — ISOPADEC MD
The Imo State Oil Producing Areas Development Commission (ISOPADEC), a commission established by the government of Imo State in 2007 to manage the 13% oil derivation for the oil producing communities in the state, has been in the news for the good reasons since the new management led by the Managing Director, Engr. Owuoma Anthony Okwuosha, came on board in July 2019. This is a clear departure from the sordid tales about the Commission some years ago. The act establishing the Commission provides a sharing formula of the 13% oil derivation, with the state government getting 60% of the fund while the Commission manages the remaining 40%. In this interview, the Managing Director explains what the Commission is doing to address the challenges faced by the people of the oil producing communities.Excerpts:
We cannot ignore the widows among us — Mrs. Bode-Akinwade
Though a top level banker, Mrs. Chinwe Bode-Akinwande, has regularly taken out time to devote herself to catering for needy widows. She has used the platform of the Chinwe Bode-Akinwande Foundation where she serves as president/founder.
Ahead of the January 1, 2020 outreach to widows in Anambra State, she opened up in an interview on her motivation for looking after widows.
Joel Popoola: Nigerian born British genius behind digital democracy project
Joel Popoola, a British citizen of Nigerian descent, is the founder of a digital democracy project – Rate Your Leader. Joel grew up in Gbongan, Osun State where he had his primary and post-primary education at St Paul’s Anglican Primary School and Gbongan Community High School respectively.
‘JAGABAN’ ODIOR-DIYEMOWEI: Expanding online space
A business blogger, social marketer and entrepreneur, Lily Odior-Diyemowei is Chief Executive Officer, Hustlersquare. In this interview, the ex-banker who is also into philanthropy, speaks on investment as solution to unemployment. She also reveals why she is called the ‘Jagaban of Instagram’.
DASUKI, SOWORE, EL ZAKZAKY: This is not the democracy we fought for — Kokori
A former General Secretary of the Nigerian Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, NUPENG, Chief Frank Kokori, in this interview, speaks on issues of national importance including the Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, roads in southern Nigeria, the detention of the convener of RevolutionNow, Omoyele Sowore, and Sharia.
We’ve not elected any president yet in Nigeria ― Bishop Umunna
Says we have too many things to correct before talking of hate speech By Sam Eyoboka PRESIDING Bishop of Bible Life Church Cathedral (BLCC), Ajegunle-Apapa, Lagos, Bishop Leonard Umunna, recently unveiled a book and a gospel music album in his church. After the event, the educationist and an entrepreneur bared his mind on the state […]
CJN charting path to making Islam state religion —CAN
Evang. Kwamkur Vondip is the National Director, Legal and Public Affairs of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN. In this piece, Vondip speaks against the backdrop of the statement by Chief Justice Ibrahim Tanko Muhammad that the Constitution should be amended to accommodate more Sharia provisions.
OSAYI ALILE: Rewriting Africa’s story
Nothing interests her more than an endeavour that culminates in the development of human capital. Dazzling and stylish, Osayi Alile, who is the CEO of Aspire Coronation Trust, ACT, Foundation, has a strong passion for ‘building’ people and societies.
Muslims cannot be subjected to Christian common law —Prof Akintola
The founder of Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC), Prof Ishaq Akintola, says the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Ibrahim Tanko Muhammad, is right on his call for constitutional amendment to accommodate some peculiarities of Sharia law “which have been ignored for so long”.
`MTN is committed to supporting employees’
Investors in People Certification is a recognition awarded to organisations that constantly seek to improve performance and realise objectives through the management and development of their people. MTN Nigeria was awarded with the highest category of the IiP certification, making it the first and only Nigerian company to achieve this feat.
Conquest of the air: Meet Ojobo, 30-yr-old Nigeria’s Emirate pilot
As a child, Ambrose Ojobo dreamt of becoming a pilot. At 17, he achieved that dream and became one of Nigeria’s youngest pilots. Today, he is Nigeria’s only indigenous pilot on the Emirate Airline’s fleet. In this interview, he shares the inspiring story of how he braved the odds to achieve his dream.
Dolapo Fasawe: Project ‘noiseless Lagos’
Her enthusiasm, intelligence and energy could leave you lost in admiration. The General Manager, Lagos Sate Environmental Protection Agency, LASEPA, Dr Dolapo Fasawe, is one fascinating woman truly fit for the herculean job of regulating and improving Africa’s largest city’s environment—Lagos State; one popular for its complex environmental issues ranging from noise to air and water pollution.
How we chased marauding herdsmen out of South West—Okikiola, Agbekoya President
AARE Okikiola Aremu Kamorudeen is the President General of Agbekoya Farmers Association. Kamorudeen seldom speaks except it has to do with farmers’ welfare and issues affecting the South West geo-political zone. In this interview, the Agbekoya leader gives an insight into how his group, in collaboration with the Ooni of Ife and other traditional rulers in the South West, doused the tension brought about by the activities of marauding herdsmen in the region. He also speaks on other burning national issues.
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