Let Oriire be Nigeria’s last mass kidnapping
TWO weeks on, Nigerians are still celebrating the rescue of 46 pupils, teachers and other…
Health Threat: How hotels keep clean
By Chris Onuoha A friend of mine, Chibuike Diala posted a very important information on his Facebook page. It is about safety and hygiene in the hospitality industry. Meanwhile, Diala is a hospitality and tourism professional with vast experience in the consultancy and advocacy including personnel training in the sector. The eye popping interest on…
Theater: The man and his works, Prof Ola Rotimi
By Chris Onuoha Professor Ola Rotimi was one of Nigeria’s foremost dramatists, theatre directors, and scholars. He was widely celebrated as a “complete man of the theatre” because he worked as a playwright, director, actor, choreographer, and stage designer. He revolutionised African stagecraft by bridging classical Western dramatic architecture with indigenous African performance traditions, choral…
Subsidy disbursing Party is what Nigerians need – Faloye
OPINION: By Prince Justice Faloye Nigerians in poverty, increased to two-thirds due to President Tinubu’s Neoliberal economic reforms of fuel subsidies removal and devaluation. Peter Obi also shares the same ideology, claiming the increased poverty is due to Tinubu’s poor handling, despite the global evidence that neoliberal economics breeds poverty and income inequality. They both…
FG Moves to Curb Truck Congestion at Lekki Port, Pledges Zero Tolerance for Defaulters
By Innocent Adulugba The Federal Government has declared a zero-tolerance policy against truck congestion and environmental degradation around the Ibeju-Lekki corridor, reaffirming its dual commitment to operating safe seaports and maintaining a clean ecosystem. The resolution was reached during a high-level stakeholders’ meeting at the Lekki Deep Seaport in Lagos, convened to address growing concerns…
2026 August Meeting: How MAGGI engages South-East women through culinary experiences and home economics
…as the brand takes 19,670 women on a cuisine cruise By Chris Onuoha One thing Nestlé Nigeria has consistently done in its community social engagement is to ensure that communities across the country receive a fair share of its home-touch connection and experience its products. The global food and beverage manufacturing giant, makes good on…
CHILD RIGHTS: FG orders halt to child labour in mining and other sectors
…as public kicks on FG’s laxity on policy implementation By Chris Onuoha Amidst the heightened tension and public discourse resulting from the death of 37 miners at Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corp NSCDC’s custody in Minna, Niger State, calls have reached heights to tackle the main issues than nip in the bud. Although global…
Charly Boy explains the power in connection, admonish young generation on what to look out for
By Chris Onuoha Nigeria’s maverick personality and one of the Country’s Rights Activist, Charles Oputa, popularly known as Charly Boy has addressed salient issue with building up creatives and capacity. Charly, who is also called ‘Area Fada’ for his passionate and selfless defense of the common masses, stated that grooming a young person to become…
Black Caucus Foundation USA, dissect Black immigrants challenges in diaspora
…as South African Government condemned the attacks on Foreign Nationals. By Editor Just recently, the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation in Washington, USA, held a conference aimed at addressing issues of black interest. The forum is an America’s public policy convention focused on issues impacting Black Americans and the global Black community. It brought together thought…
THEATRE: Wole Soyinka’s “The Trials of Brother Jero” theatrical drama serenades to National Arts Theater Iganmu for the 3rd staging
By Chris Onuoha Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka’s classic work, “The trial of Brother Jero” makes a triumphant return to the National Arts Theater, Iganmu, Lagos, the third consecutive appearance, sequel to a successful performance held in May and June, 2026. The opera show, with its sensational appeal, beckons on lovers of theatre, opera, literature…
Beyond the Lens: Nigeria’s Unseen Crisis of Unmaintained CCTV Networks
By Henry Igwebuike Across Nigeria’s urban centers, closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras have rapidly become a standard fixture on the facades of commercial hubs, private residences, educational institutions, and industrial facilities. Prompted by rising security concerns, property owners increasingly view surveillance hardware as an indispensable first line of defense. However, this aggressive deployment masks a critical…
