Olori Ronke Ademiluyi Ogunwusi – the force behind Africa Fashion Week London
By Yemisi Suleiman Africa Fashion Week London is often seen through the glamour of the sold-out catwalk shows: the designers, the models, the fabrics, the front row and the celebration of African creativity in one of the world’s most influential fashion capitals. But behind the scenes is a much bigger story – one of a […]
How President Buhari can fix Nigeria – Emuan
Architect Austin Ilenre Emuan, is a former governorship aspirant in Edo State in 2020, a Chartered Architect, Development Expert, Environmentalist, Moral Economist who holds two Doctorate Degrees; An Honorary one in Public Administration and an Academic one in International Relations – International Business Major.
SUBOMI BALOGUN AT 88: I knew I will live long
• ‘Why I abruptly quit NIDB’ By Babajide Komolafe Otunba Michael Olasubomi Balogun, Founder of the FCMB Group,the parent company of First City Monument Bank and City Securities Limited, turned 88, last week. In this interview, Balogun shares insights from early days of his career, with advice to banking executives to see financial services beyond […]
STATE OF THE NATION: We’ve degenerated to Hobbesian state of nature — Alex Otti
•Life in Nigeria now solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short •Why next president should come from South-East •Only a restructured Nigeria will work • Supports political solution on Nnamdi Kanu’s matter •Gov. Ikpeazu has nothing new to offer Abians By Levinus Nwabughiogu Dr. Alex Otti is an economist and politician. He contested for the governorship […]
2023: Why presidency won’t go to S-East, S-West— Ameh Ebute
Former Senate President, Ameh Ebute in this interview, talks about the All Progressives Congress, APC, zoning its 2023 presidential ticket to the South-South and why South-East and South-West may not produce a president even when zoned to the South.
Our made in Aba story, by Adaku, Abia Commissioner
Commissioner for Small, Medium Enterprises and Small Businesses Development in Abia State, Adaku Oseiza, in this interview, explains how the state is making bold statements with small scale enterprises
