Life & Style
Tony Elumelu’s Heirs Appoints Pastor Jerry Eze
Pastor Jerry Eze, founder of the Streams of Joy ministry and the NSPPD prayer platform, has stepped into a boardroom far from his pulpit. Heirs Life Assurance, a member of
Oba Elegushi Leads Royalty and Power Brokers to Abuja for Nigeria Golf Summit
Golf in Nigeria is angling for a new identity, and Abuja will host the gathering meant to define it. The second edition of the Nigeria Golf Federation Summit is scheduled
Lauryn Hill, Wyclef Jean to Headline Global Citizen Festival
Stories by Vanessa Obioha Ms. Lauryn Hill and her Fugees bandmate, Wyclef Jean, will headline this year’s Global Citizen Festival in New York, bringing their socially conscious music to the
Julius Rone Sets September Target for Nigeria’s First Floating LNG Plant
For years, gas flares have lit the night sky over the Niger Delta, burning off a resource Nigeria has struggled to monetise. Julius Rone, Group Managing Director of UTM Offshore
BBNaija S11: I Have No Friendship with Oyin, Says Mercedes
Following her eviction from the Big Brother Naija House, Mercedes, whose real name is Ijeoma Emi, has clarified her relationship with fellow housemate, Oyin. Mercedes, whose spat with Oyin during
Goldberg Unveils Monumental Talking Drum Installation on Cocoa House
Goldberg Lager has unveiled a monumental talking drum installation atop Cocoa House in Ibadan, bringing one of Yoruba culture’s most recognisable symbols to one of the city’s most iconic landmarks.
RAI and the Afterlife of a Lagos Art Experiment
A decade after Jumoke Sanwo set up the Revolving Art Incubator at Silverbird Galleria in Lagos, RAI is using its 10th anniversary to revisit the people, places and ideas that
Sheikh Jingir’s Provocative Utterances
The incendiary sermon by a prominent Islamic cleric, Sheikh Yahya Jingir on Muslim-Muslim presidency, where he claimed that Muslims constitute the majority of Nigerians, has come under serious condemnations. Jingir
AI, INVISIBLE WATERMARKS AND PLAGIARISM
Use AI, but do not surrender your intellectual integrity to it, argues SONNY IROCHE For centuries, plagiarism has been regarded principally as an ethical and intellectual offence: the dishonest appropriation
Lessons for Nigeria from US’ Reopening of Murder Cases
The reopening of legendary American rapper, Tupac Shakur’s murder case, 30 years after his killing, offers a lesson for Nigeria, where a long list of high-profile and ordinary murder cases
