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At 70, Nkechi Ali-Balogun Reflects on Life of Purpose, Persistence, Impact
Renowned public relations practitioner, Dr. Nkechi Ali-Balogun has built a flourishing career spanning over three decades and has contributed to the growth and practice of PR. A household name, Ali-Balogun recently turned
Joseph Tegbe’s Panic Response to Power Sector Reform
By Adeola Akinremi In Ayn Rand’s mystery story, the Atlas Shrugged, there is something Nigeria’s Minister of Power, Joseph Tegbe, can absorb: reason. Rand’s 1957 book remains valuable and useful
Wike’s Narcissism and Reckless New War
Bright Goodluck History is a patient teacher. However, it does not forgive those who refuse to sit in class. Every empire that believed itself to be permanent, from Rome to the
Christian Madu versus Mensah, by Emeka Obasi
Ghanaians regard Robert Mensah as their best goalie, ahead of Edward Doodo Ankrah, John Naawu, Joseph Carr, John Baker and Richard Kingston. One man who found a way round the
PDP: How Adebutu, Sowunmi-Kolapo Brought Ijebu-Ode, Odogbolu to Standstill
Sunday Ehigiator Ijebu-Ode and Odogbolu towns in Ogun State stood still on Wednesday as the campaign train of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) for the 2027 governorship election arrived in
Trump Bans CNN, MS Now, Politico
from Covering White House President Donald Trump yesterday banned CNN, MS Now, and Politico from the White House in a major escalation of his longstanding conflict with the media outlets that
Five Killed, Two Critically Injured as Gunmen Attack Friday Market in Plateau State
Yemi Kosoko in Jos Five people have been confirmed dead and two others critically injured after gunmen opened fire on traders and buyers at the bustling Friday market in Mangu, about
What happens to your brain after 50?
By Sola Ogundipe It starts innocently. A name refuses to come. You walk into a room and forget why you’re there. Your phone is in your hand, yet you spend
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
