The Age of Appearance By CHIDI AMUTA
In the new world, we differ decisively from our children. We read and reflect; they see instant images and decide or judge based on […]
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Mastering Tomorrow: Digital Strategies for 2024 Success by REUBEN KALU
In the ever-evolving landscape of the digital realm, staying ahead of the curve is paramount for businesses seeking success. As we enter 2024, a […]
Neither at War Nor in Peace, By CHIDI AMUTA
Nigeria has hit another milestone. It has graduated into a hybrid state, a distinction it shares with very few other nations. Simultaneously, Nigeria […]
Hope and Expectations as “Health is Back on the Front Burner ” in 2024
By VIVIANNE IHEKWEAZU (Lead Writer) – The year 2023 began with much hope and anticipation for the country. It was a year of transition, and […]
Silence in Bethlehem, Wailing in Gaza By CHIDI AMUTA
The raging war between Israel and Hamas will not end before tomorrow’s Christmas is over. The unfortunate war has instead yielded two principal […]
Cheers to Cash: Unlocking Revenue in the World of Events BY REUBEN KALU
As the world embarks on a new year, the enthusiasm for in-person events is palpable. After facing limitations and uncertainties, people are eager to […]
Beyond the Rivers of Trouble, By CHIDI AMUTA
In my adopted home state of Rivers, they do not “play” politics. They wage bitter “fights” over politics. Political outcomes are more of spoils of […]
NYSC commissions block of classrooms constructed by corps member in Bauchi
By ARMSTRONG ALLAHMAGANI, Bauchi – The Bauchi State Coordinator, National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Rifkatu Yakubu, on Tuesday commissioned a block of two […]
Navigating the 2023 Holiday Shopping Wonderland in Nigeria By REUBEN KALU
The holiday season is not only a time for celebration and festivities but also a peak period for shopping, both online and offline. In Nigeria, […]
The natural Superfood called Spinach and how it fights Inflammation, By VERA AWUAH
Spinach has been considered since ancient times as a food with functional properties that support health maintenance. It is of high nutritional value with large content […]
The President as African King, By CHIDI AMUTA
The size of President Tinubu’s delegation to the COP28 Climate Summit in Dubai has raised a bit of dust. On closer examination, I think it […]
JAMB Registrar says brain drain, emigration contributing to Nigeria’s underdevelopment
The Registrar, Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), Prof. Is-haq Oloyede, on Wednesday said that the emigration of Nigerians to developed countries contributed to […]
TRIBUTE: Henry Kissinger, The Centurion’s Last Salute, By CHIDI AMUTA
When Henry Alfred Kissinger turned 100 on 27th May this year, I wrote this tribute in salute to a man who is undisputedly the greatest statesman […]
Beyond Keywords: Crafting Conversations in the Digital Sphere by REUBEN KALU
In the fast-paced world of digital marketing, staying ahead requires more than just understanding your target audience—it demands a profound comprehension of the very tools […]
Olives: The mighty nutrients-boosting fruits, By VERA AWUAH
Olive fruit is a stone fruit. It is like most stone fruit aren’t eaten directly from the tree due to the presence of oleoresin. Oleoresin is […]
How Country Now? By CHIDI AMUTA
After the first six months in office, the Bola Tinubu presidency has spent enough time to acquire a definable footprint and an evolving identity. […]
From Local to Global: Unleashing the Potential of African Export by REUBEN KALU
In a globalized economy, businesses are constantly seeking avenues for expansion and sustainable growth. For enterprises in Africa, one strategy that holds immense potential […]
The Kingdom Mandate, By LINDA ASIMOLE ELLAH
The kingdom which is being referred to here is the Kingdom of the King of kings and the Lord of lords. Every king enjoys preeminence […]
Health benefits of Honey, By VERA AWUAH
Honey is sweet fluid produced by honeybee using the nectar of flowering plants. There are about over 300 hundred varieties of honey which vary in […]
Fiction, Journalism and Power, By CHIDI AMUTA
An academic colleague and close friend in an American university asked me to contribute some thoughts to a faculty discussion platform on the changing […]