Ranking: Nigerian universities under-report research efforts — Kolawole, TU VC
Having spent about three decades working in a public university, Prof. Clement Olusegun Kolawole, moved to a private university, Trinity University, Yaba, Lagos
Why UK can’t help Nnamdi Kanu— Ambassador Olumoko
Olufunso Olumoko was a career ambassador to Thailand with accreditation to Myanmar. In this interview, Olumoko says Britain cannot help Nnamdi Kanu, despite being a British citizen, after being arrested in Kenya and flown to Nigeria to answer to charges in court. Excerpts:
GALE OF DEFECTIONS: Nigeria, not the opposition, is dying — Akin Osuntokun
Mr Akin Osuntokun, a Yoruba leader, was Political Adviser to former President Olusegun Obasanjo. In this interview, Osuntokun speaks on the gale of defections from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the All Progressives Congress (APC), the ruling party at the federal level, and the agitations for secession in the S/West and S/East regions of the country among other issues in the polity
Critics should focus on my manifesto, not my age — Rasaq, 35-yr-old Coker/Aguda LCDA chairmanship aspirant
Critics should focus on my manifesto, not my age, says Rasaq, 35-yr-old Coker/Aguda LCDA chairmanship aspirants
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
