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Majolie Obaje emphasizes that AI cannot fully replace human creativity and empathy in brand development. She highlights the importance of human effort in effective marketing strategies.
A government panel has uncovered a significant fraud in prison feeding programs, highlighting issues of inmate malnutrition. They are recommending an increase in the daily feeding allowance from N750 to N3,000 to address these concerns.
Max Air's domestic flights have been suspended after ground handlers stopped services over unpaid debts totaling N1 billion. This situation raises concerns about the stability of the Nigerian aviation sector.
Prunet Digital Agency has been recognized as the Digital Creative Agency of the Year at the Brand Handlers Summit & Awards 2026. This accolade highlights their innovative approach to brand communication.
Former DMI chief Brig.-Gen. Kunle Togun has criticized South-West governors for politicizing security issues in the region. He expressed concern over the rising security threats and the need for a unified response.
LCCI and NASD are encouraging SMEs to explore funding opportunities through the capital market. They are providing guidance on attracting investment to help businesses scale effectively.
Katsina Governor Dikko Radda has proposed a reintegration plan for former bandits seeking forgiveness. He encourages them to embrace peace and reintegrate into their communities.
Godday Appah has won the WBO Africa cruiserweight title, signaling a significant achievement for Nigerian boxing. Adamu from Balmoral Group is committed to promoting local fighters and advancing the sport in the region.
Shakira and Burna Boy delivered electrifying performances at the 2026 FIFA World Cup opening ceremony in Mexico City. Fans were thrilled by the vibrant atmosphere and entertainment.
The National Assembly is amending the 1999 Constitution to facilitate the establishment of State Police in Nigeria. This initiative aims to decentralize policing and enhance local governance.
The private sector is championing ethical leadership among Nigerian students, fostering integrity and accountability for a better future. Learn more about
African stars are backing their continent’s representatives to challenge for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, inspired by Morocco’s historic semi-final run.
Business growth in Nigeria was bolstered by advancements in manufacturing, trade, and services in May 2026. The Nigeria Economic Summit Group's report highlights a positive trend in the business environment.
The article commemorates the heroes of June 12, focusing on the assassination of Kudirat Abiola, a pivotal figure in Nigeria's democratic struggle. It highlights the ongoing importance of remembering those who fought for democracy in the country.
The Airline Operators of Nigeria are calling on the NCAA to implement a 5% ticket sales fee to help address a significant N20 billion debt. This proposal aims to create a sustainable financial framework for the aviation sector.
Owei Lakemfa highlights the story of Ona Judge, who chose freedom over comfort while being owned by a US President. This narrative emphasizes the moral lesson that true victory can come from the oppressed rather than the powerful.
The week was marked by significant insecurity, including the tragic killing of three Federal Road Safety Commission officers in Kebbi State. The ongoing violence raises urgent questions about effective measures to combat these threats.
The US and Iran have engaged in military strikes for a second consecutive day, escalating tensions between the two nations. Former President Trump has indicated that further actions may be forthcoming.
The observance of June 12 as a significant date in Nigerian democracy is declining. This year's anniversary marks 33 years since the historic election under General Ibrahim Babangida's two-party system.
Bola Ahmed Tinubu reflects on Nigeria's democratic journey, celebrating 27 years of unbroken leadership choices since 1999. He emphasizes the importance of self-determination, governance, and economic growth for the nation's future.
Nigerians commemorate June 12, a significant day for democracy and national resilience. Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu joins citizens in celebrating this important occasion.
Prophet Elijah is expanding his controversial religious influence beyond Nigeria, attracting attention internationally. His unique approach continues to spark discussions about the nature of faith and belief systems.
Nigeria is recognized by the IATA as one of the most expensive countries for airline operations due to high costs. This highlights the ongoing challenges faced by the aviation sector in the country.
Iyobosa Uwugiaren shares insights from his recent seminar in China, highlighting the cultural and sustainable aspirations of cities like Beijing and Chongqing. He reflects on iconic sites such as the Great Wall and the National Museum of China.
Duro Ikhazuagbe Nigeria’s Super Eagles maintain their position as the third-highest-ranked team in Africa and 26th in the world in the latest FIFA ranking released barely hours to the kickoff
Somali referee Omar Artan, who was denied entry to the United States to officiate at the World Cup, has been appointed to take charge of the Uefa Super Cup match
The NDLEA has incinerated 73,463 kilograms of cannabis and other drugs in Edo State, valued at N2.8 billion. This action underscores their commitment to fighting drug trafficking in Nigeria.
A speeding truck in Rivers State resulted in the tragic deaths of a WASSCE candidate and a motorcyclist. The driver has been arrested as investigations continue into the incident.
Duro Ikhazuagbe One of Africa’s 10 representatives at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, South Africa, kicked off their campaign on a poor note last night, beaten 2-0 by co-host Mexico
Delta State Police have arrested four individuals for possessing counterfeit dollars worth $1,600. The arrests were made during an intelligence-led operation in Asaba.