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.
A minister in the eye of the storm
Members of the Fulani elite groups who are, in fact, the real owners of the animals that the herders move around for grazing, should do something to improve the conditions of these poor herders they are exploiting
Culprits behind contrived blackmail videos in Edo exposed
The first response we expect this statement to elicit from the gasping opposition party in Edo State, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), is that the Edo State government is trying to attack an innocent Edo citizen, for genuinely exposing the suffering of the masses, in order to bring them succor. Far from it.
Ten years after Lamidi Adedibu
It has been ten years since the self-styled “strong man of Ibadan politics”, Chief Lamidi Ariyibi Akanji Adedibu, died. He died on June 11, 2008. I do not recall seeing many tributes or advertisements in the newspapers or other media commemorating his life and legacy.
Curbing the headache of school fees
The paradox of the Nigerian education system is that the most competent teachers in terms of professional skills and credentials are employees of public schools
Imran Oluwole Smith @ 60
PROFESSOR Imran Oluwole Smith SAN is a Professor of Law of the prestigious University of Lagos, a Solicitor of the Supreme Court of England and Wales, a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (U.K) and also a Fellow of the Institute of Taxation of Nigeria. He is currently Professorial Associate, School of African and Oriented Studies of the University of London and a member of the inner Bar, otherwise described with the accolade “Senior Advocate of Nigeria “.
