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.
2027, NNPCL and the gathering of termites
By Bonaventure Phillips Melah As politicians realign and strategise for the 2027 general election, now is the worst time for any patriotic citizen to be appointed to lead a government agency in Nigeria, especially the major organisations that are critical to the success of President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda. The above is true, because, […]
Health is wealth: How Odi-Olowo/Ojuwoye LCDA chairman, Rasaq Ajala is redefining public healthcare
Health is wealth: How Odi-Olowo/Ojuwoye LCDA chairman, Rasaq Ajala is redefining public healthcare
Why it was difficult to say goodbye to Pa Edwin Clark
By PRINCE ABUGO Death comes with a cruel fate and finality, leaving the living feeling a deep sense of loss of a cherished one. In most African communities, an old man is a repository of culture, history and wisdom; he is in a sense a library of knowledge. And that is why in Africa when an […]
Ibusa Youths Councill are not pawns for political manipulation – Otu-Odogwu
By: Ike Philip Abiagom The Ibusa Youths Council a sociopolitical organization in Nigeria, representing the interest of the Ibusa people activism and agitation for the rights of the Ibusa people, which emerged due to longstanding grievances over economic marginalization and political disenfranchisement of the largest community group in the Oshimii North Local Government Area of […]
When cultural amnesia threatens national identity, the Kukus of Ijebu-Ode offers counter-balance
By Ani Bassey-Eyo As I took my seat at the Voicenel Cinema in Ijebu-Ode on Ileya Day, the air buzzed with anticipation. The screening of the award-winning documentary “The Kukus of Ijebu-Ode: A Family Portrait” was not just a film experience, it was a profound cultural reawakening. And rightly so. The story of Balogun Kuku, […]
