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Building a high-performing team through effective communication
By Segun Akande YOU have communicated effectively when your listener clearly understands the views or ideas you presented. Communication, like other soft skills, including active listening, empathy, respect, integrity, fairness, patience,
COVID-19: Beyond FG’s promised intervention for print media
By Sunday Odiaka THERE have been increasing concerns about the future of the print media in Nigeria. The mounting worries also rubbish claims that business losses in the sector are
TRIBUTE: The Innocent Chukwuma I knew – Rommy Mom
Innocent Chukwuma Rommy Mom I cannot pretend to be of the Innocent Chukwuma breed that fought the military junta from campus to activism with badges and relics of what that
Yinka Odumakin was passionate about Yoruba cause -Sen Adeyeye
Yinka Odumakin By Victor Ajihromanus Former Minister of State for Works, Sen Dayo Adeyeye, has described the late spokesperson for pan Yoruba sociopolitical organisation, Afenifere, Yinka Odumakin, as someone who
TRIBUTE: The Innocent Chukwuma I knew – Olisa Agbakoba
My Name is Dr Olisa Agbakoba, founding President of Nigeria’s first and premier human rights organisation and at the time the third busiest NGO in the world, behind Amnesty
Glazia Magazine’s revealing conversation with Alex Unusual
By Nnamdi Ojiego For Glazia Magazine’s latest issue, filmmaker and media personality, Alex Asogwa, popularly known as Alex Unusual, graces the cover. Alex Unusual is confident, beautiful, sexy and alluring.
Major sources of funding for SMEs and large firms in a pandemic
By Timi Olubiyi IN the country, apart from the known business challenges such as the decrepit infrastructure, inconsistent government policies, double taxation, regulation irregularities and the COVID-19 pandemic disruptions in
Nigeria at the cross-roads and its political odyssey
By Chiedu Uche Okoye BEFORE the British imperialists came to Nigeria, the geographical space called Nigeria was occupied by many different ethnic groups that had their peculiar systems of government. While
The John Pombe Magufuli I knew
Magufuli Today we have a guest columnist in the person of my friend, H. E. The Rt. Hon. Raila Odinga of Kenya By Raila Odinga I FIRST met Dr. Magufuli
What Tinubu’s Kano colloquium failed to address
By Segun Ige WHAT is ‘imperative’ about Tinubu’s Kano colloquium? It is claimed, well, that the length and breadth of such visit is parameterised after the possibility of having a
