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Meet Emmanuel Irom, seasoned banker & agric investor championing sustainable devt in Cross River, Nigeria

Meet Emmanuel Irom, seasoned banker & agric investor championing sustainable devt in Cross River, Nigeria

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By Frank Ulom CALABAR (CONVERSEER) – A seasoned banker, agricultural investor and management consultant, Emmanuel James Irom has outlined his journey across finance and farming, while offering insights into youth development, economic growth and community impact. In this exclusive interview with Converseer on Tuesday, he spoke on his achievements, ongoing projects and vision for sustainable…

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Night train to Paris

Night train to Paris

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Women-only compartments of the Night train to Paris are also available, and a “good breakfast” will be served 45 minutes prior to arrival. By Our Reporter BERLIN (CONVERSEER) – A new night train connecting Paris and Berlin sets off on its inaugural journey next week, as Dutch-Belgian provider European Sleeper continues to expand its network…

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Jimoh Ibrahim at UN: Experience, diplomacy, and Nigeria’s voice on the global stage

Jimoh Ibrahim at UN: Experience, diplomacy, and Nigeria’s voice on the global stage

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By Wale Obanigba AKURE (CONVERSEER) – The appointment of Jimoh Ibrahim as Nigeria’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations marks an important moment in the country’s diplomatic engagement on the global stage. A seasoned businessman, legal scholar, and politician, Ibrahim brings a blend of intellectual depth, international exposure, and legislative experience that positions him strongly…

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The Surgeon Who Changed History: How Ghana’s Prof. Frimpong-Boateng Transformed Heart Medicine

The Surgeon Who Changed History: How Ghana’s Prof. Frimpong-Boateng Transformed Heart Medicine

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From a landmark first in 1985 to building an entire cardiac programme from scratch, one Ghanaian doctor’s life work has saved thousands of lives and reshaped medicine across Africa By Frank Ulom ACCRA (CONVERSEER) — In the operating theatres of Hannover, Germany, in 1985, a young Ghanaian surgeon made medical history. With steady hands and…

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