Nigeria’s competitive advantage lies in its people, digital talent – Emmanuel Eze
Country Director for HP Nigeria and Central Africa, Emmanuel Eze, shares its perspective on Nigeria’s talent potential, the changing role of universities
How Ekiti Parapo College moulded me into total teacher, by Bayo Adeniran, Ekiti State first Tutor-General, at 80
By Rotimi Ojomoyela Prince Bayo Adeniran is, unarguably, the most popular former teacher of all time at Ekiti Parapo College (EPC), Ido-Ekiti. Before he became a teacher, teaching English and Literature-in-English, he was a student at EPC. After leaving the college as a teacher, Adeniran went on to record giant strides, becoming principal at five prominent secondary schools and […]
Ben Etiaba: Sometimes being former governor’s son can be baggage
“Even before we are formed in our mother’s womb, our script has been well written”
Trade Fair demolition: Brazen abuse of power – Lagos lawyer
By virtue of Lagos International Trade Fair Complex Management Board Act, 1977, Chapter (CAP) L12 of the 2004 edition …
Reputation management is Nigeria’s next economic asset – Patricia Obozuwa
‘I see reputation management in Nigeria evolving from a defensive communications function into a core strategic driver of national devt’
Prof. Mahmoud Bukar Maina: A neuroscientist shaping the future of African research
By Charly Agwam From building world-class scientific capacity in one of Nigeria’s most underserved regions to mentoring the next generation of African researchers, Prof. Mahmoud Bukar Maina has become a driving force for neuroscience and science development on the continent. Founder of the Biomedical Science Research & Training Centre (BioRTC) in Yobe State, his journey […]
