By SUNNY IKHIOYA  Nigeria has a distinct culture of its own that she does not share with any country in the world; the only country that has fought wars and not taken advantage of them to develop its own science and technology. I believe religion and ethnicity have really turned our thinking upside down; we have […]

By Dr. Pedus Eweama Nigeria is witnessing an unprecedented misuse of religious, traditional, academic, and professional titles across its sociocultural landscape. Increasingly, individuals appear incomplete without a prefix to their names—whether earned or assumed—creating a society where titles are often valued more than merit. While titles are meaningful when properly earned, their widespread abuse reflects […]

By Gloria Babarinde Over the past decade, event hosting in Nigeria has undergone a significant transformation. What was once considered a straightforward role focused on introducing speakers, calling panellists to the stage, and guiding attendees from one segment of an event to another has evolved into a critical element of the overall event experience. Today, […]

By Abdulmalik Suleiman Kano State Governor, His Excellency Engr Abba Kabir Yusuf, has been commended for implementing a pension reform initiative that stakeholders say is setting a new benchmark for public sector welfare across Nigeria. Under the new reform, the Kano State Government has prioritized the prompt payment of gratuities and pensions to retirees, cleared […]

By Sunday A. Onyewonsa  When His Worship, Eshanekpe Israel Agimor speaks, the creeks listen. Popularly known as “Akpodoro”, the Head of the Association of Urhobo Mayoral Family Crown, AUMFC, and Mayor of Urhobo Land, carries the weight of two identities: an ex-militant leader who once knew the creeks as a theatre of conflict, and now […]