Tinubu’s reforms, temporary pains, lasting gains — Onanuga
"The reforms are yielding many positive signals, which many international organisations have acknowledged"
Havard course opened my eyes to sustainability in business — Mories Atoki, CEO, ABC Health
With a background in law, Mories Atoki spent time in litigation and corporate law (Oil and gas) before starting her own law firm…
In supply chain management, tenacity is key — Azukaego Chukwuelue, Kimberley Clark
Most of the problems we have in Nigeria and in fact a good part of Africa are supply chain problems. For instance, planning. The planning is not up to par
Usifo Ataga: He must have been tricked to visit where he was killed – Douglas, childhood friend
*’Ataga had a place in VGC, friends who own hotels’ *He was a private person *Media should ensure police conduct proper investigation In this exclusive chat with Vanguard, Douglas Aniemena, a childhood friend of the late CEO of SuperTV, Usifo Ataga, who was killed last week in Lagos, speaks on the man, Ataga, raising germane […]
Despite Ayade’s defection, Cross River remains PDP stronghold — Liyel Imoke
Senator Liyel Imoke, a former Governor of Cross River State, speaks on the defection of Governor Ayade from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the All Progressives Congress (APC) among other issues in the polity
S/West, S/East problems will worsen if Nigeria breaks up — Bishop Gbonigi
A former Bishop of Akure Diocese of Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion, Rev Emmanuel Bolanle Gbonigi, had, at least, three encounters with security agents during the military era because of his positions on national issues. In this interview, Gbonigi reflects on the encounters and speaks on national issues including the agitations for secession which have become loud in the South-West and South-East geopolitical zones, and the place of the Yoruba race in the country.
