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Confidence rarely arrives before the opportunity. It arrives afterwards, once we have found the courage to begin. There is a conversation I have had, in one form or another, with …
The Future Belongs to Those Who Show Up – By Yetunde Oni Read More
Last Wednesday, the co-founder of Banwo & Ighodalo, Mr. Femi Olubanwo, at the inaugural flagship conference of the Crisis Management Advocacy Month, organised by CMC Connect in Lagos, recounted how …
The Shrinking Space: Why PR Practitioners are Losing Ground in Nigeria, By Segun McMedal Read More
During one’s professional journey, there are moments that forcefully remind you why you chose the path you did. Last Tuesday in Calabar was one of those moments for me. Last …
A Day in Calabar: How NIPR is Planting its Flag in the Corridors of Power, One State at a Time – By Segun McMedal Read More
Food security should never be reduced to agricultural conversation alone. It is a governance issue, an economic imperative, a national security priority and, increasingly, a strategic communication challenge. Across emerging …
NPRW 2026 – From Policy Papers to Public Plate: Why Strategic Communication is Central to Food Security in Nigeria – By Segun McMedal, Guest Writer Read More
[Last Friday 13th February 2026 marked 50 years to the day and date of the attempted coup and assassination of General Murtala Muhammed, then Nigeria’s military Head of State. Claire …
Friday February 13 1976: A Date Forever Etched in My Memory – By Claire Adelabu-Abdulrazak Read More
(Last Friday 13th February 2026 marked 50 years to the day and date of the attempted coup and assassination of General Murtala Muhammed, then Nigeria’s military Head of State. Rosaline …
Remembering Friday 13 February 1976 – By Rosaline Ogunro Read More
My son called from school wishing me a happy St. Valentine’s Day. He quickly added, “I know you don’t mark it.” Then he asked why. After I explained, he said, …
Love or Commerce: Rethinking St. Valentine’s Day – By Segun McMedal, Guest Writer Read More “My grandfather rode a camel. My father rode a camel. I drive a Mercedes. My son drives a Land Rover. My grandson will drive a Land Rover. But my great …
Soft Life, Soft Minds: A Reflection on Modern Parenting, Cognition & the Future – By Segun McMedal, Guest Writer Read More
(As the UN and the Federal Government prepare to launch the Nigeria 2026 Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan, the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Reduction, Dr. Bernard Doro and …
Nigeria’s Humanitarian Reset Will Succeed Only if Local Leadership Takes Centre Stage – By Bernard Doro & Mohamed Fall Read More
(An Op-Ed to mark the ‘World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims’ commemorated on Sunday, 16 November globally). Every day, lives are shattered. Dreams are cut short. Families are …
Lost Talents on Our Roads: A Call to Remember, Support, and Act – By Mohamed Malick Fall & Shehu Mohammed Read More