By Philip Obazee Introduction: Wike Said What Many Nigerians Feel Wike is right on the money. Nigeria’s failure to qualify for the World Cup is not a small football inconvenience. It is a national embarrassment, a civic disappointment, and a painful reminder that talent without organization is waste. I will say plainly what the rest […]

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 […]