Category: Feature
By Alex Egbona I have tried to resist the urge to react to the trending outright misinformation, half-truths and facts surrounding the establishment of the Federal Polytechnic, Ugep. More …
By Cynthia Maduekwe In light of the challenging economic landscape and the festive season, unveils a robust solution to bolster security consciousness and proactively address societal concerns such as …
By Idegu Shadrach It is so glorious to have vibrant and outstanding youths in Nigeria. Having that in this resourceful nation is a good match. However, it is too …
By Shadrach Idegu I must proudly pen that dividing Nigeria is never an option to adhere to. The periodic chambers of the issues can never be credited to the …
By Ugoji Nwabueze On the 17th of November 2023, the curtains will draw on the outstanding and shinning historic era of Prof. Ene-Obong Effiom Ene-Obong, former Vice Chancellor of …
Ever wonder where your state got its name from? Why your state was named the name it has today? Well, wonder no more as we bring you the 36 …
By Prince Orok The Efik Kingdom, recognised by the Encyclopedia Britannica as one of the oldest African Civilisations with a well-structured traditional institution, has a history intertwined with European …
By Rasheed Olanrewaju In the federal cabinet, she exudes passion, energy, doggedness, results, dexterity, hard work, goal-oriented, and purposefulness. With these virtues, Dr Betta Edu, Minister for Humanitarian Affairs …
Maggie Lena Walker, born on July 15, 1864, and passed away on December 15, 1934, had a remarkable life story. Her father was a freed slave, and her mother …
By Dame Senator Florence Ita-Giwa As a public figure of several decades standing, my antecedents are widely known. Nevertheless, it has become necessary to restate who I am and …
