Thought Pyramid Art Centre’s second Vision of The Last Quarter will open on Saturday in Abuja. Curated by art patron, Jeff Ajueshi, the exhibition—Vision of The Last Quarter II: From Myth to Memory – The Osogbo Legacy—pays homage to the influence of Osogbo Art Movement and artists who brought it to life. The group show […]
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Former Special Adviser to Niger Delta Affairs/Chairman of Presidential Amnesty Programme, Kingsley Kuku, has lost his mother, Keketobou Jane Kuku. Madam Kuku – nee Gbamila – passed on peacefully in the early hours of yesterday. She was aged 90. The deceased was respected for her kindness and deep commitment to family and community service. Neighours
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Former Southeast representative in Northeast Development Commission Dr T. O. E. Ekechi, has lost his mother, Ezinne Lolo Beatrice Nwaogbo Ekechi (Nee Onuoha of Umuowa). The late Beatrice Ekechi, was a virtuous woman, who dedicated her life to the service of God and humanity. Aged 95, she is survived by six children, grand – children
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Interswitch, integrated payments and digital commerce firm, has brought key stakeholders together for the Abuja edition of its TechConnect 5.0 series. With the theme: “United Frontiers: Growth Powered by Innovation, Collaboration and Compliance,” the event convened financial institutions, regulators, fintech innovators, and ecosystem players. Managing Director of Payment Processing & Switching (Interswitch Purepay), Akeem Lawal,
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A high-level delegation from the International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI) has paid a courtesy visit to Nigeria’s Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Dr. Adegboyega Oyetola (CON), at his office in Abuja. The visit was part of ongoing engagements aimed at deepening collaboration between the Federal Government and the private sector in advancing Nigeria’s
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By YUSHAU SHUAIB There are few things more dignifying than when a towering public figure extends the courtesy of respect wrapped in humility. General Lucky Irabor, former Chief of Defence Staff, exemplifies that rare blend of strength and grace. When he invited me to the presentation of his new book, “SCARS: Nigeria’s Journey and the Boko
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Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, Nigeria’s former military ruler and former civilian president, is a bundle of contradictions. One could write a book on Obasanjo’s strengths, and another on his flaws. Of course, Obasanjo is his own hagiographer. He has written many books on himself, with such self-referential titles as My Command, Not My Will and My Watch.
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How many unread articles, emails, and reports are sitting on your desk or in your inbox right now? If your answer is “too many,” you’re not alone. Today, we’re inundated with information from every corner — news updates, academic readings, technical manuals, reports, briefs, blog posts, research papers, and more. The truth is while we can’t
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I was in the middle of a meeting on October 9, when my friend and colleague, Emeka Duru, sent me a cryptic message: “What is going on Iyke? I am just reading on Facebook that Dr. Christopher Kolade is dead! Please can you help us confirm that?” I froze. While praying fervently that it should be
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