Civil service must own its reforms, digital tools —Walson-Jack
ETONIRU: Reaping fruits of being an early bird
“If you are not ready to hear the truth, don’t come to my palace!”
2019 PRESIDENCY: Why the Fulani do not trust Igbo – General Gbor, APGA presidential candidate
We the Fulani are no killers or trouble makers but the cheated tribe of Nigeria – Emir of Keffi
We want to create a fish processing hub in Lagos – MOGBOJURI
OSCAR NWOKEJI: From boardroom at 12 to wealth creation at 22
LAWRENCE WILBERT: For the love of Unity Schools
There’s no one in charge in Nigeria — Fasehun
Gulak recalls moment trouble started in Imo primaries

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With my crown I want to prove Edo girls are not prostitutes but achievers — Miss Africa Tourism
The Nigerian flag was proudly hoisted on the world stage at the Hilton Metropolitan Hotel, in far away Beirut, Lebanon, on September 24, 2018, as 20-year-old Nigerian, Daniella Iyama, emerged winner of the 2018 Miss Africa, at the Miss Tourism Universe.
Okorocha Vs Uzodimma: Imo people pass verdict
Okorocha did not lose anything to Sen Hope Uzodinma. Now, when they talk of political liberation, I wonder if the state was in bondage; a state where there was free education up-to tertiary education, new roads were constructed and carved out even in the rural areas.
Urhobo still waiting for Buhari to fulfill promises
Chief Johnson Modika Barovbe is a man of many paths. He retired from the corporate world as the Managing Director of Dumex Nigeria Limited many years ago and went back to his first love, education. He is the proprietor of the prestigious Westminster College in Lagos. He is also a traditional chief and a major stakeholder in the Urhobo Nation.
If I were God, I’d cut Nigeria’s blessing – Apostle Alile
Born on Sunday, April 24, 1938, Apostle Hayford Ikponmwonsa Alile, OFR, B.A. MBA (Hon) D.Sc., attended briefly the University of Ibadan as a State Scholar in Physics and thereafter proceeded to Howard University, Washington D.C. where he earned his B.A. degree in Economics and Mathematics. He later attended Rutgers Graduate School of Management, New Jersey, USA for his MBA and the Harvard Business School for AMP.
Batth: Ordering steps with knowledge (2)
Dr. Harbhajan Batth, President of Lagos Business School, EMBA7, former Executive Director of Prestige Assurance Company; ex-Chief Manager, The New India Assurance Company, Resource Person, Tony Elumelu Foundation and Group Chief Information, Chellarams PLC, concludes his story with a caveat that no one achieves self-actualisation with one skill set.

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