By AMINU JAHUN  SINCE the eighties, neoliberal globalisation has been manufacturing neoliberal slaves in corrupt, debt-ridden Third World nations, including Nigeria. And even in advanced capitalist societies such as the United States, neoliberal slaves aren’t uncommon. Edward Bronstein and George Floyd were Black Americans, choked to death in 2020 by White police officers, which sparked […]

The bridge over the two lines of railroad tracks is very complicated by more than 70° degrees of skew between the railroad lines and the highway

By Gaurav Srivastava According to strategic American oil and gas investor Gaurav Srivastava, Nigeria has a comprehensive vision for its energy industry, including its oil production and domestic refining capabilities, positively impacting its foreign direct investment and trading relationships Russia’s war in Ukraine has sent shockwaves around the world and not just in political circles, […]

By Oluwasegun Hazi In a world increasingly defined by algorithms and digital footprints, the volume of data generated every second is both staggering and transformative. From retail transactions and hospital records to satellite imagery and social media interactions, data is no longer just a byproduct of operations, it is a strategic asset. Yet as organisations […]

Outstanding contributions and quest for actualization of the sustainable development goals (SDGs) in Africa has led to our various presentations

The people of Edo State aside from grappling with the current debilitating economic challenges, including hyperinflation and insecurity, but are now faced with a monumental decision of electing the next governor of the state come September 21, 2024

By TUNDE RAHMAN BY the time the Department of State Services released Nigeria Labour Congress President, Comrade Joe Ajaero, on the evening of September 9, he had become contrite, remorseful and perhaps ashamed of his uninformed action. The labour leader was invited twice by the secret police and twice he failed to honour the invitation. As […]

Storytelling is arguably the most powerful tool in the tourism industry. It is powerful stories that captures the imagination of visitors

By FRED EDOREH Agreed, politics is allowed, but we must not destroy our state for mere populism and personal political calculations. Or how else can one describe the recent attack on the Delta State Governor, Sheriff Oborevwori, by Ned Nwoko, the senator representing the very good people of Delta North. The Distinguished Senator, in a […]

The founding of Yewaland that is now home to many of us is not different from the origin of great many empires, in general, and many civilizations in Yorubaland, in particular.