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Awolowo taught me how to persevere – Pa Akomolafe

Chief Adepoju Akomolafe, a member of the federal parliament representing Ondo Province during the First Republic, is one of those God has blessed with longevity. In this age where death has become so cheap, Akomolafe will, on Wednesday, April 4, clock 100 years.

Oil coys ‘re shying away from their responsibilities – Uranta

MR Tony Uranta is a Niger Delta activist and Executive Secretary of the United Niger Delta Energy Development Security Strategy, UNDEDSS. In this interview, Uranta expresses his reservations about the oil companie relocating to the Niger Delta noting that the oil companies are merely giving excuse to shy away from their respo

Tinubu’s title as APC leader now a nickname – Okorie

Buhari’s wife’s outburst which was also along the same line. It tells you of what is happening in Buhari’s presidency. Magu, of the EFCC and the DSS exchanges and all the things we hear. It shows a government that has totally mismanaged its victory and a government with a party that is in disarray

What makes Ibori different— Odebala, Sapele LG chairman

By Emma Amaize, Regional Editor, South-South TWO-TIME  Member of the Delta State House of Assembly, former Commissioner and currently, Chairman, Sapele Local Government Area, Delta State, Hon. Ejaife Omizu Odebala,  spoke on how the oil communities, the anti-corruption battle of President Muhammadu Buhari, the continued political relevance of former governor of the state, Chief James […]

Richard Branson failed in Nigeria, don’t blame Nigerian airlines — Olowo

Gabriel Olowo, a former Deputy General Manager, Varig, a Brazilian airline and currently president of the Aviation Safety Round Table Initiative and President/ Chief Execuive Officer, Sabre Network NMC West Africa, while interacting with selected aviation reporters in Lagos said the failures of airlines in Nigeria is mostly due to the harsh government policies and environment. He said that if Richard Branson, owner of Virgin Atlantic Airlines failed in Nigeria, then there is no reason to blame Nigerian Airlines for failing. Excerpts:

Individuals, coys can succeed without breaking banks — Idowu

On driving force: I had worked with various large organizations enabling them to grow to become more efficient and more profitable. But still, I wasn’t satisfied. I also wanted to help Small and Medium Enterprises, SMEs, startups, non-for-profit organizations, and individuals.

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