Defamation,the danger of forged certificates, and hasty conclusions
Defamation,the danger of forged certificates, and hasty conclusions
By Ekpa, Stanley Ekpa
In a 2022 sermon, Pastor Paul Enenche preached on the danger of fake certificates...
TINUBUnomics 201: Managing by impulse!
By Ik Muo, PhD. Last week, I introduced the concept of management by impulse and started with the student loan
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Alleged Defamation: Afe Babalola (SAN), as an elder statesman, treated Farotimi with contempt; ridiculed...
Alleged Defamation: Afe Babalola (SAN), as an elder statesman, treated Farotimi with contempt; ridiculed the legal profession—Comrade Prince Saviour Iche
By Onome Naomi
In reference to...
Eko Cares: LASG food packs to “500,000” households, the issues arising…
Eko Cares: LASG food packs to "500,000" households, the issues arising...
By Naomisophyblog
Lagos State Government commenced the distribution of food packs to 500,000 households on...
We and the trials of brother Bello!
A big drama in town came to the general public’s attention thanks to the encounter on a road called Benghazi in Abuja, Nigeria....
Ten critical thinking strategies – PART 1
By Olayinka Opaleye
Although most people can change the world through their thoughts, the world is still grappling with many issues today because we...
Why your crash ‘talent development’ programme is failing: The driving truth behind effective upskilling
Let me tell you about the time I was a driving instructor for my friend and colleague, Nana. Having recently acquired a car,...
A celebration of culture and opportunity: Why the Aso-Ebi Festival Gala Night deserves your...
By HRH Duchess Bukola Adebiyi
For far too long, the rich and vibrant cultures of Africa haven’t always received the global recognition they deserve....
The next big sound from Africa: Why BMJ music will revolutionise the industry
The worn-out clichés from the music industry of the past should be forgotten; they belong to a bygone period. There’s an unprecedented change...
The dying public school – Businessday NG
By Dakuku Peterside
There has been no remarkable uproar over the public-school collapse in Nigeria, affecting primary, secondary, and university education. Our leaders do...
