Interview/Opinion
The Invisible Eraser: How the trust deficit is redefining global commerce and rewriting Nigeria’s brand landscape
The world over, brand trust remains the backbone of customer loyalty. It is the quiet force that encourages repeated product purchases, drives sustained sales, boosts customer advocacy, and protects market share during economic volatility. Yet, despite the undeniable economic efficacy of trust, a paradox governs the modern marketplace: many…
Read More »Beyond Kulikuli and Akara: Why leadership narratives matter in Nigeria’s “Olodo Uprising” moment
By Dr. Omolaraeni Olaosebikan By every indication, Nigeria’s youth are no longer simply asking to be heard; they are asking to be taken seriously. Over the past week, what began as a social media trend under the banner of the “Olodo Uprising” quickly evolved into a national conversation. Beyond…
Read More »Destination Ekiti: Two elections, one lesson in vision
OPINION By Oludayo Oludee Olorunfemi A couple of months ago, my principal, Mrs Oyinkansola Badejo-Okusanya, SAN, was scheduled to travel from Lagos to Akure for an interactive meeting as part of her consultation process before contesting for the office of President of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA). Today, she stands…
Read More »Creativity helps in the delivery of top-notch anchoring – Stephen Ipalibo
Stephen Ipalibo Lawson is a dynamic and highly sought-after Master of Ceremonies in Nigeria, known for his charisma, eloquence, and ability to engage diverse audiences. With a strong presence on stage and a knack for delivering seamless events, he has built a reputation for adding style, energy, and professionalism…
Read More »Beyond complaint: Time to move from consumer protection to consumer value
Once again, it is that time of the year, March 15th when the world will celebrate the Consumer Rights Day with speeches and popping of champagnes in some corners or should I say a time when some brands will publish celebratory adverts on the subject of Consumer Rights. However,…
Read More »Leo Stan Ekeh: A disruptor turns 70
By Amechi Obiakpu From Information Technology (IT) through business and philanthropy, the name Leo Stan Ekeh, Chairman, Zinox Group, reverberates loudly. A Nigerian business man from Imo State- his sojourn in the Information technology space has been a blessing to the Nigerian state- thanks to his inseparable love for country…
Read More »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…
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