I listened to my friend, Prof Bongo Adi at the public presentation of a book, titled Media and Poverty Reduction in Nigeria: Communication, Development and Policy Options, by yet another...
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I travel home quite often. When I travelled in April for my secondary school reunion event, planting was getting to its peak, but the months of May and June became...
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Since the news of the appointment of Sarah Agha as Marketing Director for Nigerian Breweries, the media have plastered her CV all over the place to the point that any...
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But for Mauritius, Seychelles and many of the countries on the northern part of Africa, the entire continent are way behind in the attainment of the 17 sustainable development goals...
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“After nearly 15 years of working together and building the brand across the continent, Ogilvy Africa and Airtel Africa have decided to part ways. Like any large and long-standing relationship,...
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He stood quietly, his usual mien of confidence and fulfilment, as the President of Gabon, General Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema adjusted the gleaming medal on his chest. To the onlookers,...
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It must be pointed out that the emergence and eventual rise of the Pentecostal industry that threw up Pastor Chris Oyahilome and a slew of others was the outcome of...
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Nigerian political leaders and many of their institutions love big headlines and the vainer the real issues are, the more they hug it. It has almost become the expectation of...
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The deliberate destruction of the Nigerian university environment began in earnest with the appointment of Prof Humphrey Nwosu as the Chairman of Nigeria’s electoral umpire, known then as the National...
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It has been flying all around social media, and at a point, I got confused about what people were celebrating bandying the drop in the volume of fuel Nigerians consumed...
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The recently held Governorship election in Edo State is trending for all the wrong reasons as forensic analyses have revealed that it was one person in INEC who allegedly sat...
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That Enugu Ogene singer, Okezie Chikezie Nwamba, popularly known as Igbo Jah, was killed by hail of police bullets in Enugu is no longer news. What is news is that...
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