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L-R: Cheryl and Professor Chukwudubem Okafor Introduction: A Tragedy Foretold On a sunny Sunday in 2009, Professor Chukwudubem Okafor, a respected Nigerian academic and poet, walked into his sister’s home…
Collage pictures of Late Dr. Ikenna Erinne A few days ago, I wrote an article about Tuface and Annie Idibia’s separation, using it as a lens to explore the silent…
It’s rare to see the Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele in public spaces; be it church programmes or social gatherings. In his over three decades of…
By Charles Chukwuedo THE recently concluded ThisDay newspaper awards, held in Lagos to commemorate its 30th anniversary, exemplify a troubling and increasingly pervasive culture within Nigeria’s media landscape. It is…
The Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele has kicked off his annual thanksgiving with awards and visitation to church members in their various houses. The 2025 Thanksgiving…
By Abayomi Elias At its maiden edition of technology advocacy campaign, COAPPT, a social impact tech organisation reiterated commitment towards bringing Prosperity to all businesses leveraging on the knowledge in…
Experience this enlightening panel discussion featuring industry leaders and change-makers as they share strategies for inclusive tech adoption: Panelists: Date: Friday, January 24, 2025 Main Venue: American Corner, Ikeja, Lagos…
THE Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF), Africa’s leading champion of entrepreneurship, has announced the opening of applications for its 2025 entrepreneurship programmes. This is contained in a statement from the foundation’s…
A Digital Trust expert, Amaka Ibeji has expressed concern over the decision by Martins Vincent Otse Initiative (MVOI) to publicly disclose bank statements containing personal details of its donors. Ibeji,…
The second annual charity event organized by Osaro’s Helping Hand Foundation was a resounding success, drawing over 300 beneficiaries, including widowers, the elderly, and the less privileged. Held at the…