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October 01, 1989
Remembering Onyeka Onwenu the journalist before music
Before “One Love,” there was hard truth. Onyeka Onwenu the frontline reporter.
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December 31, 1991
Remembering Onyeka Onwenu the journalist before music
Before “One Love,” there was hard truth. Onyeka Onwenu the frontline reporter.
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January 10, 1989
Remembering Onyeka Onwenu the journalist before music
Before “One Love,” there was hard truth. Onyeka Onwenu the frontline reporter.
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NMA unveils new secretariat in Enugu
…urges action to end migration of healthcare professionals The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) on Monday unveiled a new secretariat in Enugu state, lamenting that Nigeria has continued to experience one of the highest rates of migration of healthcare professionals globally.
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Oko Poly debunks reports of student deaths in building collapse
The management of the Federal Polytechnic, Oko, Anambra State, has dismissed as false and misleading reports claiming that a large number of its students were trapped in the three-storey building that collapsed on Sunday night in Amaokpala, Orumba North Local Government Area.
Business
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Reps Speaker Abbas reiterates commitment to ease of doing business
Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Tajudeen Abbas, has reaffirmed the commitment of the 10th House to enacting legislation that will improve the ease of doing business, attract investment and drive sustainable economic growth in Nigeria. Abbas gave
Education
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Alumni interventions, public school lifeline, indictment of govt failings – Prof. Adaja
Education | 3 min read
Tackling high attrition rate, crisis in school system
Education | 7 min read
Federal Poly, Nekede wins SkillUp Imo Contest
Education | 2 min read
Energy
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Inside AEW 2026: Why affordable and abundant energy is driving the programme
Ore Onagbesan, Programme Director of African Energy Week, explains the central thinking behind AEW 2026, how the programme reflects the differing priorities of African energy markets and why the continent’s development needs are reshaping the conversation around energy access, industrialisation
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Politics
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Violence rocks Delta APC leaders' meeting
A leadership meeting of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Delta Central Senatorial District ended in chaos on Sunday after violence erupted at the Petroleum Training Institute (PTI) Conference Centre, Effurun, exposing fresh cracks within the ruling party in Delta
Sports
See AllReal Madrid set record asking price for Vinicius Jr as Arsenal bid for star
Real Madrid will demand a club-record fee to part ways with in-demand winger Vinícius Jr as part of an ongoing plan to keep the Brazilian
Health
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Firm to promote wellness campaign against lifestyle diseases
Health | 4 min read
Obi Donates ₦10m to Cross River Mission Hospital, Decries Maternal Mortality
Health | 1 min read
Sanwo-Olu tasks Lagos residents to make cleanliness daily affair
Health | 4 min read
Asake’s historic M$NEY concert film hits Spotify
Asake’s performance of M$NEY, including four brand new tracks, has been captured live at London’s historic Theatre Royal Drury Lane, and documents the Nigerian star’s landmark one-night-only performance of his chart-topping album M$NEY. Not only does this film capture his
Technology
See AllGSMA advocates lower smartphone prices to close Africa's 961m usage gap
The Global System for Mobile Association (GSMA) has urged African governments to lower the cost of smartphones to accelerate digital inclusion across the continent.
Opinion
See AllMr Common Sense Champions Meaningful Influence Beyond Social Media
In today's digital world, where social media platforms are driven by viral trends, short attention spans, and the constant race for online relevance, Joel Omosere Agho, popularly known as Mr Common Sense, has chosen a different path. Instead of measuring success by the number of views, likes, or followers he attracts, he believes genuine influence is defined by the value people consistently add to the lives of others. This philosophy has become the foundation of his career and the reason he continues to stand out as a respected media personality, communication expert, social advocate, author, and talent manager.
25 July 2026
DSS Untreads The Old Path
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The Senior Advocate holds a public trust – Wahab Shittu
Interview | 15 min read
SMEs must embrace AI to stay competitive – Pelumi
Interview | 7 min read
Orthodox, complementary medicine should work together, not compete – Coker
Interview | 13 min read
Nigeria’s anti-corruption effort has been hampered by politicisation – Loyibo
Interview | 6 min read
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Zainab Aderinwale: We Owe Women More Than Inspiration
Zainab Aderinwale is a researcher, author, entrepreneur, and government-appointed public leader committed to advancing women’s economic freedom through policy, psychology, and systems. She serves as Commissioner for the Upper Middlesex Commission on the Status of Women in Massachusetts and as
18 July 2026
Happy Woman, Mayden to boost women-owned businesses
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Initiative says 37m Nigerian girls face period poverty
The Engage Youth Africa Initiative has raised concern over the growing burden of period poverty in Nigeria, revealing that about 37 million women and girls lack access to safe and affordable menstrual hygiene products. The initiative warned that the situation
Is she dressing for the “male gaze”, or is that just internalised misogyny in disguise
Is your style truly yours, or a reaction? We explore how today’s ‘female gaze’ trends are quietly reinforcing old-school policing of women’s bodies.
