Consistency wins: Keep writing, keep dreaming’ — Tares Oburumu, author of ‘Flora’s Love Colony’
By Japhet Davidson For Nigerian poet and essayist, Tares Oburumu, being shortlisted for the NLNG price for literature is more than a personal achievement. It is a moment of recognition for a writer who has spent years writing, mentoring young poets and exploring Nigeria’s history through literature. A poet, playwright and mentor to more than […]
Egbin Power expansion targets 5000MW generation milestone in 5 years – Kola Adesina
Egbin Power Plc is the largest privately owned power generation company in Sub-Saharan Africa and accounts for over 20 per cent of power genetated in Nigeria. In this interview, Mr. Kola Adesina, Chairman, Egbin Power Plc speaks about the firm’s experience post privatisation, expansion plans and other issues in the nation’s power sector
We are grieving, cry heartbroken parents of Dapchi schoolgirls,
Sitting on a mat outside their house, Zara’s mother and father showed us some of her schoolbooks, her name scribbled over and over across the pages. Her favourite subject was business, her friend Fatima had told me. “Yes,” her proud father said, pointing to the teacher’s full marks etched in red on the pages.
Delta RDA chief: DISCOs force people to pay for transformers installed by govt
We install but, in switching to the national grid, BEDC takes money; meanwhile, they are using the transformers and making money from them
Enemies of Nigeria jubilating over Dapchi schoolgirls’ uncertain fate- Presidency
If you jubilate over the abduction of schoolgirls, you hate humanity, you hate your country. To anybody that is jubilating over that, that is my message for him or her
Nowhere to live and worship because of Boko Haram —Anglican Bishop Morris
If government has the resources, it should assist in rebuilding the places of worship that were destroyed
