Episode 11 (6th live show) of the ongoing music reality competition, Nigerian Idol, was nothing short of spectacular. And if it had to be summed up in one word, it would be ‘Incredible’. This isn’t just because rapper, Continue Reading 

With the renewed determination of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to fight all forms of corruption in a more professional manner and with due regard for propriety, efficiency and respect for the rule of law, it is the expectation of Nigerians that Continue Reading 

The President of Ford Foundation, Darren Walker, has said that inequality is the enemy of democracy as it asphyxiates hope, the oxygen of democracy. He, therefore, maintained that full, peaceful, participatory democracy is indeed the great Continue Reading 

Stephen was altogether triumphant as he came to the end of his Spirit-inspired message, to the end of his sanctified life, to the end of his spectacular ministry and to the end of his Spirit-directed pilgrimage on earth. “Behold, I see the Continue Reading 

Olam Agri, an agribusiness in food, feed, and fibre, has spotlighted the enormous potential within the African food value chain.   Country Head of Olam Agri’s Nigeria operations, Anil Nair, highlighted this potential during the Market Continue Reading 

A Professor of Geoinformatics, Momoh Lawal Rilwani has advocated the role of mapping and  geoinformation in addressing the environmental challenges of agriculture and food security in the country. Rilwani, who emphasised the need for Continue Reading 

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has called for an immediate reversal of the new tariff hike by electricity Distribution Companies (DisCOs), saying it would do further damage to the economy.     A statement on Friday by the NLC Continue Reading 

Key verse: 1 John 1:5: “This then is the message which we have heard of him, and declare unto you, that God is light, and in him is no darkness at all,” (KJV). When we talk about walking in the light, we are talking about walking Continue Reading 

Writing in Global Voices, Janine Mendes-Franco wrote: “On July 1, news broke on local social media channels that the Nigeria-born writer and poet Funso Aiyejina, who made Trinidad and Tobago his home, had died in his sleep. He was 75 years Continue Reading 

The Independent Petroleum Producers Group (IPPG) has congratulated the Federal Government on Nigeria being selected as the host of the Headquarters of the African Energy Bank (AEB).     According to the IPPG, the honour highlights Continue Reading