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FCT residents excited as 9mobile rebrands to T2
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Foremost Legislative Governance expert, Okereke, bags Fellow of Institute of Strategic Management
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‘How I overcame dyslexia and graduated from the University of Cambridge at 21’
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Collins Nweke at 60: Architect of equitable global engagement
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I made shoes to support myself through flight training – Tracy Atobatele
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The survival of economic diplomacy legacy at AfDB: Post Adesina era
Learning how to fail
By Zayithwa Fabiano Failure, missing the mark, making a mistake, getting it wrong, whichever way…
The Common Feminist Contradiction
By Thato Chobokoane Are all women revered the same or do we stick to motherism’s…
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How Bamigboye brought me to limelight – Former Press Secretary
One of the people who worked with the late pioneer Governor of Kwara State, Brigadier-General David Bamigboye at Government House, Ilorin is 70 year old Chief Joel Bamidele Ogunrinola who was his Press Secretary. According to Ogunrinola, the late Military…
Bamigboye spent over seventy percent of his income on charity – GM
Retired Banker and Businessman, Femi Ajibade was a General Manager with Lead limited, a company which late General David Bamigboye sat as the Chairman. In this interview with Green Savannah Diplomatic Cable, Ajibade revealed that the late Governor was a…
Bamigboye put me on career path – Moji Makanjuola
Veteran Journalist, Chief Mrs Moji Makanjuola needs little introduction in Nigeria. The Kwara State- born broadcaster who is a familiar face on television is the Executive Director of International Society of Media in Public Health (ISMPH). Moji who is so…
Bamigboye: Just like the Biblical David
By Sunday Oyinloye His photograph when he was made the first Military Governor of the old Kwara State in 1967 tells all about his youthful age. The responsibility on the shoulders of the rare soldier who was then below 27…
What is the real population of Nigeria? Part 2
1962-63: Controversies in the house The accuracy of census data was generally affected by shortage of qualified personnel to undertake the actual count, shortage of funds, problems with communication, such as in the riverine areas, and previous suspicions associated with…
