Managing crisis communication in the digital age
Responding immediately can certainly be useful, but responding when you do not yet understand the facts can be extremely costly.
Revisiting the rot in Nigeria’s public varsities
Nigerian universities are now centres of casualisation where under-staffing and reliance on part-time and adjunct lecturers reign
Recipe for effective prayer – Talk less, believe more – Reno
I am a minister of God’s Word and when I minister, I discourage people from getting excited when I preach. I am not impressed when people clap for me or say ‘preach preacher’ when I minister. To me, that is an indication that I am telling people what they like. Jesus was not like that. He offended people with the truth and He made them ponder deeply after they heard Him.
U.S Envoy says Nigerians represent real, sustainable wealth of nation
Amb. Stuart Symington, U.S Ambassador to Nigeria, says Nigerians represent the real and sustainable wealth of their country, saying true leadership must showcase the people
The Buhari /Osinbajo chemistry and the opposition scorn
In 2017, for over 100 days, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo was Acting President while President Muhammadu Buhari was away on medical vacation. During those three months, Osinbajo was a study in integrity, loyalty and rare commitment to national service.
What would Anenih have penned for Yar’Adua, Danjuma?
On December 1, 2018, the remains of Chief Anthony Akhakon Anenih, the Iyasele of Esanland, were buried in his Mausoleum in his country home in Uromi.
