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Book Review: Othuke Ominiabohs’ Aviara affirms his place in Nigeria’s literary canon
In 2016’s Odufa, first time author Othuke Ominiabohs spun a disturbing tale of the toxic nature of love and the several ways that people who are supposedly in love turn…
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The COVID-19 impact on the Youth: Analysis, Trends & Insight
by Goke Iyiola PREAMBLE Since the intrusive arrival on earth of the infamous and unwanted visitor – the malevolent Coronavirus, more popularly known as COVID-19; life as lived before…
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EP Review: Omah Lay takes the Burna blueprint and elevates it with ‘Get Layd’
Contemporary Nigerian music witnessed a change of guard from one generation to the next the moment Wizkid’s Holla at your Boy announced him as the next big deal. Prior to…
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Profile: How Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala became Africa’s biggest policy superstar
On the 15th of July 2020, Nigeria's candidate for Director-General of the World Trade Organization (WTO), Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala was at the organization’s Geneva headquarters. As part of the election process,…
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Film Review: Rita Dominic and Kalu Ikeagwu find their way through a marriage crisis in Light in the Dark
Light in the Dark opens with what may be becoming cinematographer Muhammed Attah Ahmed’s signature flourish. The camera, placed upside down, zooms in on Joke Silva, lying down on a…
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LONG READ: Why Instagram Live has been such a hit in Nigeria
You hate to see it. Or love to. Depending. To possess an Instagram account in the year 2020 is to be aware of that sign on the top left corner…
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The Town Hall Debate: Election Security and Party Primaries
“A free and fair election is evidence of Democracy. Can we truly say we have a free and fair election process in Nigeria?” These words welcomed the audience to the…
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Marketing sage, Sesan Ogunooye is making unique strides in the industry and we are here for it
In our conversation with Olusesan, he made us understand that value and price are relative. So, the debate over the unnecessary glorification of the real estate industry is overflogged. The…
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Chude Jideonwo: This is why I am endowing a N1 million prize for difference and diversity in Nigeria
Last year, I wrote a piece on CNN during Pride Month—a month set aside to celebrate sexual and gender diversity globally—to spotlight the progress Africa is making overall (though not…
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Obituary: Abiola Ajimobi was a career politician, who undermined progress with tyranny
After a period of morbidity, former senator of the federal republic and governor of Oyo state, Isiaka Abiola Ajimobi passed away on 25, June 2020. According to the Lagos state…
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Tecno’s Attai Oguche shares marketing insights for post-pandemic era
Hey guys! Welcome – again – to another tile in the Share of Voice board. With Share of Voice, we aim to tell stories and have conversations with C-Suite Execs, Directors, Brand…
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LONG READ: Face masks are the new condoms: How a public health preventive measure will save us (yet again)
Only six months ago, a young man walking into a bank, demanding to withdraw money at the counter would have been viewed with instant suspicion. People would’ve stared uncomfortably and…
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If we want Seyitan Babalola safe, men must honestly address our collective privilege
Last week, Nigerian women as a collective mourned the death of Oluwatoyin Salau. Death is the tamest way to describe the life she had to endure and the evil that…
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Obituary: Dan Foster, the American who changed the face of Nigerian radio forever
In the afternoon of 17, June, news would begin to filter in from unconfirmed sources that popular Nigerian based, American broadcaster and On Air Personality, Dan Foster had passed away…
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Solape Akinpelu shares thought-provoking lessons on her journey into Corporate Communications
In truth, it’s easier ideating for a pack of cereals than a bank or an insurance firm. It’s a totally different kettle of fish but I sailed through - Solape…
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Obituary: Ibidunni Ighodalo found her purpose in bringing joy to women
Circa 2007, the city of Lagos, at the time under the administration of Governor Babatunde Fashola began to pursue a fresh makeover phase during the annual yuletide celebrations. Brightly decorated…
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‘Flexible work hours, Second chances’ | Hot takes from Asher Adeniyi, the recruitment guru
You may want to deny it but the recruitment space in Nigeria has taken a reliable dimension in recent years. Companies will continue to give thumbs up to individuals and…
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Obituary: Majek Fashek was many things, a rainmaker, a cultural icon, a cautionary tale
Majek Fashek, singer, songwriter, superstar, reggae icon, hero, prophet, rainmaker and eventual cautionary tale passed away in New York on the night of 1, June. This according to his manager…
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Market Research Consultant, Stanley Okpara is making a case for African culture in content marketing
Hey guys! Welcome – again – to another tile in the Share of Voice board. With Share of Voice, we aim to tell stories and have conversations with C-Suite Execs, Directors,…
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Post-Pandemic: Recruitment expert, Jennifer Oyelade reveals survival strategy for talents and organisations
International recruiting might be strange to some of us and will definitely excite those who want to migrate. It is an arrangement that falls into the dictates of globalisation and…
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Private citizens showed up for their neighbours during the Lagos lock down
Words by Oris Aigbokhaevbolo; Photos by Adeyinka Yusuf On 30 March, President Muhammadu Buhari directed the lock down of Lagos, Ogun state, and the Federal Capital Territory for an initial…
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Uber’s Efosa Aiyevbomwan makes case for balance between creativity and business’ messaging
What keeps me going is the knowledge that I have barely scratched the surface; even though I have worked in PR and communications for almost 12 years - Efosa Aiyevbomwan…
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Brand Manager, Adedotun Ajibade shares key points on adapting to post-COVID-19 changes
'Never lose focus, no matter the challenges' - Adedotun Ajibade. The world is facing adverse challenges, and if we draw instances from the numerous tales of the Tortoise, we would…
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Oke Umurhohwo’s insights on the AI vs Marketers debate is golden and we love it
"Audiences are evolving, things are changing," - Oke Umurhohwo These 'forced' changes should not be an excuse to sit back and enjoy the ride, it is actually the time for…
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With nuggets from Aderayo Bankole, there are no mysteries in brand communication
Branding, Communications, Strategy. Put those words in one place and you know you are on your way to winning the hearts of customers and ensuring loyal customers stay loyal. Indeed,…
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Jamiu Ijaodola: The PR specialist who wants to ‘revolutionise Africa’s event industry’
Hey guys! Welcome – again – to another tile in the Share of Voice scrabble board. With Share of Voice, we aim to tell stories of and have conversations with CEOs, Directors,…
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Meet Ladi Ogunseye, the ‘pepper dem’ Marketer with big dreams
There are active people and there are people actively doing the job. You say those are two different kinds of people, we affirm it. Also, there are people who do…
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Marketing guru, Olajumoke Bolu-Kujero makes interesting post-pandemic predictions
Hey guys! Welcome – again – to another tile in the Share of Voice scrabble board. With Share of Voice, we aim to tell stories of and have conversations with…
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Badly hit by the pandemic, ‘Wakanow’s’ Bayo Adedeji reveals way forward for the travel industry
When we look back, we laugh at some memories. Sometimes, we cry. The memories that get to us most times are our successes across board. We tell these stories to…
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Meet Terver Bendega, the growth strategist passionate about revolutionising the Nigerian transport sector
We are excited about this one! And it's for no other reason than that her story includes the fact that she works for a company that has helped revolutionise transport…
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YMonitor
- Beyond the Power Struggle: Why a Strong Opposition Party is Crucial for Nigeria’s Democracy
- The Importance of Impartial Reporting in Nigeria’s Democracy
- Understanding the Role of Election Tribunals in Nigeria’s Electoral Process
- The Importance of Active Citizenship Beyond the Voting Booth
- How Ethnic Baiting is Undermining Nigeria’s National Security and Democracy
YMonitor
- Beyond the Power Struggle: Why a Strong Opposition Party is Crucial for Nigeria’s Democracy
- The Importance of Impartial Reporting in Nigeria’s Democracy
- Understanding the Role of Election Tribunals in Nigeria’s Electoral Process
- The Importance of Active Citizenship Beyond the Voting Booth
- How Ethnic Baiting is Undermining Nigeria’s National Security and Democracy