Life & Style
Travel Advisory: Diversion Imminent as Maiden Victoria Island Carnival Promises Cultural Spectacle
Yinka Olatunbosun The usual hum of corporate engines across Victoria Island will give way to a different kind of electricity as the commercial capital prepares for the launch of the
FG Signs 728.9bn Power Bond, Formalises Financing Deal to Offset Gencos’ Debt
• Oyedele says debt settlement must be backed by reforms, market discipline •NBET: It’s a milestone in efforts to address longstanding financial challenges •Two issuances raise combined N1.23 trillion within
We Want More Nigerians To Visit The Gambia, Tourism Minister, Abdoulie Jobe, Tells Industry Stakeholders
Charles Ajunwa The Gambian Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture, Abdoulie Jobe, says the “Smiling Coast of Africa” wants more Nigerians to visit their country for business and leisure. Abdoulie,
Lagos First Lady, Ibijoke Sanwo-Olu, Declares Open 22nd Akwaaba
.Says Nigerian Jollof rice best in Africa Charles Ajunwa The First Lady of Lagos State, Dr. Ibijoke Sanwo-Olu, has declared open the 22nd Akwaaba African Travel Market, describing Nigerian Jollof
Niger Delta Summit: NDCCITMA Woos Investors, Says Region Ready for Business
Blessing Ibunge in Port Harcourt The Niger Delta Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Trade, Mines and Agriculture (NDCCITMA) has identified governments of the nine Niger Delta states, Niger Delta Development Commission
Stolen by Deception: Inside NAPTIP’s Rescue of Over 180 Trafficked Children
Behind the rescue of over 180 trafficked children lies a disturbing pattern of deception, as suspected criminal networks allegedly prey on families displaced by violence and hardship, promising education and
WHAT REMAINS WHEN FUNDING ENDS?
WALE OSOFISAN writes that people affected by crisis should not depend solely on external organisations for basic public services I have spent much of my career working in places where
BUBA MARWA: A LIFE FORGED IN PURPOSE
Readership is rarely an accident of history; rather, it is the deliberate intersection of rigorous preparation, unwavering integrity, and an unyielding commitment to the public good. As Brig. Gen. Mohamed
WHEN BEING BUSY BECOMES A LEADERSHIP WEAKNESS
Leaders must learn to distinguish between what is urgent and what is consequential, contends LINUS OKORIE There was a time when being busy was considered evidence of importance. A full
AD Consulting, Ecobank Bring Nigeria’s Art and Architecture Icons Together in ‘The Convergence’
* Landmark Lagos cultural experience to feature Olajumoke Adenowo and leading Nigerian artists, opening with a special Collectors & Patrons Day Nigeria’s leading voices in art and architecture will converge in
