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Adenuga: Not settling for less

Though he hardly seeks public acclaim or grants interviews like many other super-wealthy people, his silence is golden, as he prefers his accomplishments to speak for him.
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Seyi Tinubu: A success more than just the Name

By BOLATITO ADEBOLA It was General Colin Powell, first African-American Secretary of States who said ‘Success is the result of perfection, hard work, learning from failure, loyalty, and persistence.’ This quote can best describe the trajectory of Oluseyi Afolabi Tinubu. There is no gainsaying that the influence of parents on their children’s success is profound […]

Gift Johnbull: Championing South-South engagement in President Tinubu’s administration

By Godsknow Pereye In the dynamic landscape of Nigerian politics and governance, few individuals embody the spirit of grassroots mobilization, strategic influence, and civic responsibility as profoundly as Gift Johnbull. Currently serving as the Senior Special Assistant to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Community Engagement (South-South), Johnbull has carved a niche for herself as a […]

Everything is going up—except our hopes

By EZINWANNE ONWUKA  When the Federal Government removed fuel subsidy two years ago, many Nigerians braced for tough times as this singular action triggered a ripple effect on virtually every aspect of life. Fuel prices skyrocketed and left many of us struggling to fill our tanks. Prices of goods and services shot up overnight. The cost […]

Ikhilor: Okpebholo’s square peg in a square hole

By John Mayaki When Edo State Governor, Senator Monday Okpebholo appointed Barr. Musa Ikhilor as the Secretary to the State Government (SSG), three months ago, many were left wondering. His name wasn’t one that resonated loudly in Edo State’s political circles, yet he was entrusted with the engine room of the administration. Now, as the […]

Maternal mortality: Addressing critical gaps in antenatal care in Nigeria

By CHERECHI NWABUEZE Maternal mortality rates remain alarmingly high worldwide, with nearly 95 per cent of these deaths occurring in low- and middle-income countries. Most of these deaths are preventable, yet progress in addressing the issue has been slow.  A groundbreaking study that I led has shed new light on the awareness and factors influencing the […]

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