Olori Ronke Ademiluyi Ogunwusi – the force behind Africa Fashion Week London
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How youths can fully optimize opportunities technology offers – Osuji
A Rev Sister and Onitsha commercial sex workers’ journey to redemption
El-Rufai victim of his own standards — Gerald Ilukwe, Kaduna Chief Information Officer
2023: I’ll offer my gifts to make Nigeria better — Utomi
Ability to make clothes VS Business of making clothes
Smoking now glamourised in Nigerian movies— Activist
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Border closure failed to achieve objectives — Prof Asiwaju
2023: It’s Igbo presidency or nothing — Ufomba

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Why PTT is still involved in Apapa traffic management — Kayode Opeifa
Executive Vice Chairman of the Presidential Task Team, PTT, Kayode Opeifa, recently visited the Corporate Head Office of Vanguard Newspapers, where he spoke with GODFREY BIVBERE & PROVIDENCE ADEYINKA on why the PTT is still involved in Apapa traffic management despite government’s directive, accusations of extortion, the cause of the gridlock at the port in Lagos, contribution of truckers, terminal operators and shipping lines to the traffic snarl and more.
COVID-19: How we’re supporting SMEs with Pop Central ad grant— Obebe, CEO, DSTV Pop Central
While working behind the scene to give viewers creative, inspiring and entertaining content is primary, supporting SMEs, especially at this time of COVID-19, is key for Yinka Obebe, CEO of DSTV Channel Pop Central. The media entrepreneur is supporting Nigerian SMEs with ad grant for small and medium businesses across Nigeria. The idea, he says, is to give them visibility and, most importantly, a level of verifiability.
EURO DEBT CONTROVERSY: Wike paid €40,000 loan taken by Bazia, says lender, Lesi Maol
LESI MAOL is a Port Harcourt-based businessman in the oil and gas sector. In this interview, Maol speaks on the claims on the money he allegedly lent to a former ally of Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State, John Bazia, to pay the school fees of his children studying abroad. Bazia had, while responding to some issues raised by Wike on his (Bazia’s) defection, mentioned that he was being witch-hunted by Maol.
With support locally, internationally, military can end insurgency – Aduwo
Olufemi Aduwo Is the permanent representative of the Centre For Convention on Democratic Integrity (CCDI) to the United Nations, and president of, Rights Monitoring Group. In this interview, he speaks on insurgency, #ENDSARS protest, and the army engagement, among other sundry issues… The country’s biggest challenge has been insecurity, fueled by the insurgency. What is […]
Amnesty office: Time for bad elements to go — Eshanekpe, ex-militant leader
Eshanekpe Israel, a.k.a Akpodoro, Coordinator of the National Coalition of Niger Delta Ex-Agitators, NCNDEA, who is also the Coordinator, Urhobo Youths Forum for Change, UYFC, bares his mind to TUNDE OSO on the Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, Presidential Amnesty Programme, the security of oil and gas pipeline facilities

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