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Okonjo-Iweala’s re-appointment a reflection of Nigerians’ excellence-in-service says Onuigbo
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22 year-old Zimbabwean who produces gas from lemon juice wants to meet Tony Elemelu
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House 12 a product of commitment to lifelong learning and innovation-Olusoji Oyawoye
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I envision a Uganda where gender equality is at the forefront –Victoria Nyanzi
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TheStudioZay uses personalized approach to makeup services- Zainab Mohammed
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Onuigbo makes case for proper climate governance framework
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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I will take Nigeria-Ghana relations to new heights – Ambassador Ibas
By Sunday Oyinloye Nigerian High Commissioner to Ghana, Ambassador Ibok-Ete Ekwe Ibas says he will build on the existing brotherly relationship between Nigeria and Ghana even as he disclosed that the two countries have issues of mutual interests, including collaboration…
Amb. Onowu presents Letters of Credence to President of European Council
By Sunday Oyinloye Barely a week after he called on the business community in Belgium and Luxembourg to make Nigeria their investment destination, Nigerian Ambassador to Belgium Obinna Chiedu Onowu yesterday in Brussels presented his Letters of Credence to the…
Why Buba Marwa is an enigma – Babafemi
By Femi Babafemi The danger of writing a tribute to any high profile personality in Nigeria today is obvious: the writer runs the risk of being misrepresented as a political praise singer, or at times, time and tide can cast…
We shall engage in teaching, research and community development – TAU
Text of Speech delivered at the Maiden Matriculation Ceremony of Thomas Adewumi University, Oko, Kwara State by the Vice Chancellor, Professor Kolade Luke Ayorinde on Friday, August 20, 2021 ALL GLORY AND HONOUR BE TO OUR GOD FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL…
Letter to Nigeria
By Sunday Oyinloye Dear Nigeria. Let me first acknowledge that I respect you because you gave birth to me. You were born in 1914, and lived with your parents for decades until you started living on your own in 1960.…
