Managing crisis communication in the digital age
Responding immediately can certainly be useful, but responding when you do not yet understand the facts can be extremely costly.
Gov. Mutfwang: Trudging on amidst recurrent distractions
By POLYCARP AUTA In the run up to the 2023 general elections, political analysts identified Mr Caleb Mutfwang, a contestant to the Plateau governorship seat, as one candidate that was sure of victory. They hinged such optimism on the affection the lawyer enjoyed among Plateau residents long before he picked the ticket of his political party, […]
IT business analyst to the rescue: Ensuring NOGICD compliance in Nigeria’s oil & gas sector
By Mogbojuri Babatunde As the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) marks 15 years of progress, the oil and gas sector in Nigeria reflects on a journey defined by increasing local participation, regulatory reforms, and technological transformation. The Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry Content Development (NOGICD) Act, enacted in 2010, has been central to […]
Benjamin Kalu: A fresh face in South East political leadership
Breakthroughs often arise from unexpected changes in strategy or embracing new methodologies. It’s widely understood that repeating the same actions…
Keneth Imansuangbon and the Love of Nation
By John Mayaki I came across this man when I was still a reporter on the streets of Benin city – he was popularly known as “rice man”, – when he was gunning for the governorship of the heartbeat state under the platform of Action Congress (AC) before its transmogrification to ACN and later APC. […]
Assessing Gov. Uba Sani’s policy of governance and less politics
By MANSUR UMAR Recently, Governor Uba Sani made out time from his very busy schedule to speak very passionately and frankly about the essence of his unique resort to very little or no partisan politics in the administration of the very complex Kaduna State. In an exclusive interview with Trust TV’s Mannir Dan Ali, Senator Uba […]
