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Aigboje, Ofovwe: Government Is Measured By Delivery, Not Intentions
For many Nigerians, government is ultimately judged not by its promises but by what it delivers. While public service is often associated with inefficiency, bureaucracy and slow implementation, thousands of
Osaghae’s Widow Still Awaits Justice Two Years On
More than two years after Fidelis Osaghae died under disputed circumstances, conflicting forensic findings have left his widow, Esther, searching for answers and waiting for justice for the husband who
As Olu Jacobs Exits the Stage at 84
Ferdinand Ekechukwu Death rumours had spread several times across social media that Nollywood icon, Olu Jacobs had passed. Repeatedly, it was refuted by his family. In one instance recently, his
Terry Apala: My Music is for Everyone, Not Just for Yoruba Alone, Represents Africa
Terry Alexandar Ejeh, better known as Terry Apala, has been one of the modern artistes redefining Apala music for a new generation. In this interview, Terry talks about how he
Bimbo Ashiru: How We Brought O’dua Investment Back to Life
The outgoing Chairman of O’dua Investment Company Limited, Bimbo Ashiru, recounts how the board revived the 50-year-old regional investment company, transforming it from an asset-rich but cash-poor, underperforming enterprise into
Agatha Obiekwugo: Nigeria Remains Market of Enormous Opportunity for Real Estate
The new Chairperson, Afriland Properties Plc, Dr. Agatha Obiekwugo, believes the real estate market in Nigeria comes with challenges, but remains a market of enormous opportunity. She also speaks of
‘Creditably Well’ Wrong
Ebere Wabara “ON behalf of Cossel Construction Company Nigeria Limited, I warmly felicitate with His Excellency….” Delete ‘with’. (Congratulatory advertorial in a national newspaper—name withheld!–August 5) Wrong: “Shoot at sight
Okumagba Lauds Kings, Advocates Peace in Warri
Former Delta State Commissioner for Finance, Olorogun Bernard Okumagba, has reiterated his call for all indigenous ethnic nationalities in Warri Federal Constituency — Itsekiri, Ijaw and Urhobo — to promote
For the Makanjuolas, 50 Years and Still Counting
By Olusegun Adeniyi On 18th September 1976, a young economist freshly out of the University of Leicester married the woman of his dream. Today in Lagos, the Chairman of Caverton
The Arusha Mandate: Why Nigeria Must Lead Africa’s AI Examination Revolution
The decisions taken at the 42nd Annual Conference of the Association for Educational Assessment in Africa (AEAA) in Arusha, Tanzania, have placed Nigeria at the centre of Africa’s emerging conversation
