WIDOW OF EX-LIBERIAN LEADER SPEAKS: They called him war lord, but he was liberator of his people
Why Winnie Mandela matters to Nigerian women
I want to be like Don Jazzy – Baudex
Herdsmen killings should be seen as a national problem, not a Buhari’s affair —Rear Admiral Onah (retd)
My family members, friends in Ethiopia now wear Nigerian dresses because of me —Ethiopian Airlines boss confesses
Most rich Nigerians just got lucky- Eldee
Nigeria to overtake the world with the Word, says Rev. Aninwene
Aminu Kano was my mentor – Oduntan-Oyeledun
Southerners are biased, plotting to split North – Prof Ango Abdullahi
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SubscribeI taught two first ladies — Maureen Bakare, Lagos’ first Education Director
She taught across the length and breadth of Nigeria. In fact, Mrs. Mariam Babangida and Mrs. Victoria Gowon, both former first ladies in Nigeria, were her form one students when she was in Kaduna.
I never gave up on dream to have a child —63-year-old woman who gave birth after 38 years of marriage
My encouragement was from my own mother. She did not encourage me to marry another woman
Pastor Adeboye to mark 76th birthday with ‘76 hours marathon praise’ music show
IN its usual fashion, the Redeemed Christian Church of God has announced another edition of ‘76 Hours Marathon Messiah’s Praise’ to celebrate the 76th birthday of the General Overseer, Pastor E.A. Adeboye.
OFILI-OKONKWO: Never worked for anyone, taking millions out of poverty
THIS encounter gives valuable insight into the life of the Chairman of Autobahn-Techniques, Dr. Alban Ofili-Okonkwo. Though not someone, who cherishes being in the limelight, he tells his story as a multi-talented company CEO, ingenious social entrepreneur, and astute business personality. Often described as a thinker, he is credited with many ideas one of which is the KEKE NAPEP. Certainly, the story of Ofili-Okonkwo, who has never worked for anyone since graduating from University of Bening ,UNIBEN, .in the 1970s, is useful in this society where many seek promising direction.
‘I advertised for a man to get me pregnant – then I fell in love’
She had wanted children since she turned 30 and was envious of friends who were starting families. She was also shaken by a visit to her aunt in hospital. Her aunt didn’t have children, and Jessica believed she had been ignored by doctors as there had been no-one to insist on better care
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