‘Not as exotic as you’: The poetics of difference and othering
By Oko Owi Ocho Afrika Isaac Miebi Mandez creates a persona who is in therapy—but it is a collective self-therapy that takes us through the history of colonial violence, the continued impact of the wound of that violence, and what Frantz Fanon had noted as the continuity of the wound of colonialism, which we have […]
Why security agencies must stop plot to unleash mayhem in Edo
Comrade Simon Ebegbulem, in this writeup, highlights the myriad of misdeeds perpetrated by the administration and warns on the imperative of putting him on the watchlist.
Navigating Cybersecurity Landscape in Nigeria: Challenges and opportunities
As Nigeria continues to embrace digital transformation across various sectors, the importance of robust security engineering and cybersecurity practices has never been more critical
As Ijaw nation gears up for first economic summit
By GODWIN IJEDIOGOR AS Nigeria struggles with its problems, the Ijaw Nation, on its part, seeks to chart a pathway out of its numerous challenges, especially environmental degradation largely due to oil exploration and exploitation. A good starting point is the forthcoming first Pan-Ijaw Economic Summit 2024, scheduled to hold between December 3 and 5 in […]
Beyond the Books: Why financial reporting should tell the story of strategy, not just numbers
By Temitayo Akingbehin I have always believed that numbers don’t lie, but they can easily be misunderstood. One of the biggest challenges I’ve faced in my years as an accountant and finance professional is watching important numbers get buried under compliance checklists, rather than used to tell the true story of the business. Financial reporting isn’t just about […]
Governor Yusuf: The merited honour from Nigerian teachers
uring the 2024 World Teachers Day, the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) honoured six state Governors for their various achievements in the education sector
