Family battles to save son allegedly shot during Army raid
…Claims officers involved promised to process the bills *No evidence to support such – Army By Efe Onodjae For over two months, 26-year-old Franklin Ivara has remained on a hospital bed, battling excruciating pain from an alleged gunshot wound that shattered his left leg during a military operation in Itigidi Community, Abi Local Government Area […]
Nigeria has expertise to tackle insecurity — Nkechi Ali-Balogun, PR Expert
NKECHI ALI-BALOGUN is one of the leading Public Relations experts in Nigeria and a multi-talented industry veteran with over 28 years of professional experience
ILO Platform Economy Convention 2026: Rights, responsibilities for stakeholders
Platform economy has raised concerns regarding working conditions, labour rights, social protection, and the use of automated decision-making systems
ILC 114: Inside Nigeria’s jumbo delegation to Geneva
Nigeria’s delegation reflects ILO tripartite structure. However, the list reveals a far more complex – and arguably bloated – arrangement
I try not to approach every song with same formula — Rakin Beats
Beyond releases, my goal is to continue growing as a producer, artist, and creative entrepreneur while creating work that connects with people across different cultures and backgrounds
Indigenous companies can build institutions that compete with the very best – Marketsquare CEO
Ebele Enunwa, Marketsquare CEO, shares insights into the company’s decade-long journey, its contribution to Nigeria’s economic development…
State of the Nation: Nigeria facing survival problem, drifting to one-party state —Farounbi
Yemi Farounbi served as Nigeria’s Ambassador to the Philippines and Cambodia. In this interview, he examines the state of the nation
Critics wanted Uzodimma to fail, but he shocked them — Emelumba, Info Commissioner
As many states across Nigeria continue to grapple with poor electricity supply and infrastructure deficits, Imo State government says it is moving toward a 24-hour power supply system through the state-backed Orashi Electricity project. In this interview, the Commissioner for Information, Declan Emelumba,,,
Economic sovereignty: Pan-Africanism, not xenophobia, is what Africa needs – SOAD
By Vera Anyagafu State of the African Diaspora (SOAD) Minister of Trade, Hon. Ebube Ebisike George, carries a resume that reads like three careers in one; diplomat, serial entrepreneur, and aspiring astronaut. But at the core, he is a Nigerian pushing trade, energy, and human capital projects across continents, and now speaking outagainst South African […]
JUNE 12: I weep every time I remember what MKO Abiola told me – Mike Igini
Mr Mike Igini served at different times as Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC) in Edo and Akwa
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Xenophobic attacks: Nigerians always first suspects even when other Africans commit crime — Onyekwelu, President-General, Nigerian group in S/Africa
By Charles Kumolu, Deputy Editor South Africa is once again edging towards pariah status, not globally as it did during the apartheid era, but within Africa itself. Unlike the past, when apartheid made the country a target of international condemnation, South Africa’s current xenophobic posture towards African nationals has sparked widespread outrage across the continent. The wave of […]
ILO adopts first-ever global convention protecting platform workers
By Victor Ahiuma-Young GENEVA — In a landmark move set to reshape the future of work, the International Labour Organization, ILO, has adopted the world’s first international convention aimed at protecting millions of workers in the rapidly expanding digital platform economy.The new Decent Work in the Platform Economy Convention, 2026 was approved at the closing […]
World Cup: ITUC raises racism, fairness concerns over referee ban
Artan, 34, is one of Africa’s most accomplished referees and was chosen by FIFA after undergoing the governing body’s rigorous vetting and selection process.
Prison Congestion: Judges face backlash over unjust bail conditions
As concerns mount over the country’s rising prison population, judges and prosecuting agencies have been identified as part of the problem.
Nigeria raises AI concerns at ILC
As artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes workplaces across the globe, governments are increasingly grappling with a difficult question
Global vote of confidence for Nigeria’s social security reforms
By Victor Ahiuma-Young, GENEVA, SWITZERLAND Nigeria’s ongoing efforts to strengthen social security and employee protection have received a major international endorsement, as the International Social Security Association, ISSA, commended the country’s commitment to advancing social protection and workers’ welfare. The endorsement came on the sidelines of the ongoing 114th International Labour Conference in Geneva, Switzerland, during […]
