Peter Obi cannot be different from us
By JOHN ONWE This essay is inspired by a cartoon by a journalist called “Sergo”, published in the Catholic Diocese of Abakaliki’s newspaper, called Advocate, on page 4. The cartoon has an image named “Obi” standing in the centre of a group of four men who were labelled variously as “Presidency”, “EFCC”, the “Police” and […]
Electricity providers, COVID-19 uncertainties and open debate
By Ikenna Oguguo AS citizens and customers, the public is the ultimate subject of the on-going debate between Nigeria’s power providers which continued Saturday, April 2, 2020. In an open letter, the Transmission Company of Nigeria, TCN, recommended the “capitalisation of Distribution Companies”, DisCos. TCN’s suggestion to capitalise is among that of many others calling […]
Creeping tyranny in the land of promise
By Emmanuel Umohinyang We view this wicked act as not just man’s inhumanity to fellow man, but a very serious threat to our noble profession and womanhood – Nigeria Association of Women Journalists, NAWOJ, Akwa Ibom State Council, condemning the arrest and detention of Mary Ekere, a female journalist with The Post by the state […]
Strategies for product managers to achieve successful product launches
By Kanayochukwu Sophie Umeh Launching a new offering successfully involves more than just having a great idea; it requires a well-coordinated structure that navigates the journey from concept to market. In today’s highly competitive environment, where consumer expectations are high and innovation is relentless, the process can be fraught with challenges. To excel, managers must […]
A season of conspiracy theories
By Sunny Ikhioya THEORIES are statements arrived at after consistent verifiable proofs, subjected to scientific analysis and found to be true and correct. We can, therefore, say that they are facts. When you add conspiracy to theories, it becomes something else; shadowy, sinister, with a hidden motive. You concoct a conspiracy theory when you deduce […]
From the frontline, broadcasters cry for help
By Okoh Aihe WE expected a storm. Nobody knew the storm would grow into a hurricane in a flash. The coming of COVID-19 was anticipated as it had troubled other parts of the world. Some feeble efforts at preparation were even made. But nobody ever anticipated that COVID-19 would make landfall with such ferocity as […]
