Interview/Opinion
Celebrate Chicken Month: Powering Nigeria’s nutrition
Every year, Chicken Month highlights Chicken as one of the most popular and widely consumed sources of protein in the world. In Nigeria, where protein deficiency remains a pressing concern, Chicken Month is more than a celebration; it is a reminder of chicken consumption’s role in improving the nation’s…
Read More »$1 trillion economy: Why President Tinubu must Listen to Dangote, Ekeh, others
By Aliyu Gaya One exceptionally commendable fact about the Bola Tinubu presidency is that it is not lacking in ambition and audacity. Courage defines the leader and Tinubu has it in good measure. Think about this: Tinubu wants to grow Nigeria’s net worth to a $1 trillion economy by…
Read More »X-Raying the Ever-Soaring National Profile of Sen. Aliyu Wamakko
By way of introduction, democracy is the government of the people, for the people, and by the people. Indeed, this is the commonest and the most widely accepted meaning of democracy. Similarly, democracy is a system of government where power is held by the people. Under it, the…
Read More »Much ado about single-use plastic
By Elvis Eromosele Nigeria, a nation experiencing the twin problems of population explosion and urbanisation, is at the crossroads in its battle against environmental degradation. One of the most widespread threats is plastic pollution, particularly that of single-use plastics (SUPs), which clog water bodies, contaminate soil, and…
Read More »What today’s audiences want from brands—and why news delivers it
OPINION By Tini Sevak, VP of Audiences & Data, CNN International Commercial Whilst recently visiting my family in New York, I found myself observing how my nephews engage with content—especially news. What they consider news, where they find it, and who they trust to deliver it is vastly different from…
Read More »Between the Chief of Defence Staff and the unyielding spirit of Nigeria
BY Kennedy Elaigwu Awodi General Christopher Musa, Nigeria’s Chief of Defence Staff, recently offered a powerful testament to faith and national resilience. His words, steeped in personal experience and unwavering conviction, serve as a timely reminder of the strength derived from spiritual fortitude and collective prayer, even…
Read More »Dr. Cherry Eromosele: A legacy of leadership, purpose & poise
Dr. Cherry Eromosele is not just a marketing leader—she’s a force of nature in Africa’s digital and business ecosystem. As Executive Vice President of Group Marketing and Corporate Communications at Interswitch Group, she has played a pivotal role in positioning the company as a fintech powerhouse across the continent.…
Read More »Olusegun Alebiosu: When legacy meets preparedness
By Aniekan Ezekiel What happens when legacy meets preparedness? What results from such a combination? Let us not be in a hurry to put forward any answers yet. Instead, let us consider first the opposite situation: When legacy meets unpreparedness. The world abounds in examples of this distressing situation. A…
Read More »United by interest, separated by the clock’s tick-tock, Airtel Africa leaves Ogilvy Africa
By Ikem Okuhu “After nearly 15 years of working together and building the brand across the continent, Ogilvy Africa and Airtel Africa have decided to part ways. Like any large and long-standing relationship, our two companies have learnt together, succeeded together, grown together, and with time, grown apart.…
Read More »General Christopher Musa — A beacon of renewed hope in Nigeria’s defence architecture
By Kennedy Elaigwu Awodi In President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s “Renewed Hope” agenda lies a national call to action — to restore trust in public institutions, secure the country’s territorial integrity, and realign Nigeria’s governance with the expectations of a forward-looking people. While this vision spans multiple sectors, from economic revitalization…
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