By Dr. Lans Gberie I first met Mr Reuben Eghobor in Freetown, Sierra Leone, in the 1990s. A native of Ekpoma in Edo State, he was visiting his son, Kingsley Lington. Kingsley and his friend, Tony Hesmart – both young Nigerians – had established the Concord Times newspaper a few years earlier. Beyond their expectations, […]

By Philip Elueme A holistic philosophical/historical, thematic reappraisal of Senator Peter Onyelukachukwu Nwaoboshi’s stewardship on earth July, 29, 1957 – 19th Dec, 2025. An intriguing, highly instructive grass to grace story of a “political enigma” – apologies to late Obi Sen Nosike Ikpo How did a humble farmer’s child with a humble trader mother, who […]

As healthcare systems across the world face rising pressure, leadership capable of transforming institutions has become increasingly valuable

By Dapo Ipoola  Dispute resolution refers to the methods and processes used to settle conflicts, disagreements, or claims between parties—such as individuals, businesses, or organizations—outside of traditional court litigation. Common techniques include negotiation, mediation, and arbitration, aiming for faster, cheaper, and more flexible outcomes, while industrial harmony is a state of peaceful, cooperative, and mutually […]

Every Nigerian meal begins with the work of smallholder farmers. They are the backbone of our food system, growing the yams, cassava, rice, maize, and vegetables that fill our kitchens and stock our markets. Today, they produce approximately 70% of the country’s food supply; yet, despite their critical role, their ability to feed the nation […]