by Bayo Oluwasanmi Let those words sink in. 180 million people are without regular and steady power. No treated water. No roads. Hunger is prevalent. Food is expensive. Salaries are not being paid as at due or not paid at all. Ritual killings for money, unemployment, poverty, delayed and denied justice, corruption, kidnapping,... Read More

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September 21, 2017

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[Opinion] International Day Of Peace: The role of the youth in Nigeria’s unity

by Omoya Yinka Simult Sometime in early June, I woke up to see an alarming number of notifications on my smartphone. It seemed as though all social networks to which I belonged had been seized with a sudden fever. It would take me 45 minutes of painstakingly following threads on Twitter and checking news websites... Read More

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June 15, 2017

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From where I stand, that critique of #HallelujahChallenge smells of hypocrisy

I’m going to take a wild guess here and say that believers of the Christian faith are not here to “fix Nigeria” or the world for that matter. They are here for their own salvation – whatever that may mean (from the mercy of their Lord to ensuring they are constantly reborn through Christ). I... Read More

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May 19, 2017

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The Thread: “To have something for the boys” | Witty, eye opening answers to Pastor Sam’s question about Nigeria

Pastor Sam Adeyemi, founder of Daystar Christian Centre Church in Lagos is very passionate about Nigeria. Today, he decided to pose a pertinent question to his followers. Seeing as there is an American dream, it is only fitting for there to be a Nigerian dream, isn’t it? In fact, every country should have a dream-... Read More

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January 9, 2017

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Chude Jideonwo: This is why I completely love my job at RED

by Chude Jideonwo In October, I was invited to two events on the same day. The first was a gathering of Nigerian creatives convened by Tony O. Elumelu. Actors, singers, designers, stylists, movie producers and directors old and young gathered at the National Theatre. The second was the launch of Ndidi Nwuneli’s latest book ‘Reaching... Read More

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October 7, 2016

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Introducing The Octagon Session on nation building with Joshua Ajitena [DETAILS]

The Octagon Session, a platform hosting strategic conversations for national development and innovation, is scheduled to hold on October 10. Hosted by management consultant and speaker, Joshua Ajitena, this session will be the first of many, consisting of a keynote address and a breakout workgroup. Ajitena will address prospects, challenges and solutions for national development. He will... Read More

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June 28, 2016

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Made In Nigeria Conference secures partnership with Min.ng

As Nigerians across the nation gear up for this year’s edition of the Made In Nigeria Conference & Exhibition, the organizers of the Made In Nigeria Project have officially entered a partnership with Nigeria’s leading and foremost Made In Nigeria E-commerce platform, Min.ng. Speaking at a media briefing held recently in the nation’s capital Abuja to... Read More

Opinion: Nigeria is already a divided country

by Ogunjimi James Taiwo Ask the supporters of the anti-gay law, their arguments are hinged on the fact that God frowns at the act IN THE BIBLE. My question is, are all Nigerians Christians? Should both Christians and non-Christians be judged by Biblical injunctions? Nations are not built on individual sentiments, be it negative or... Read More

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October 13, 2012

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Kola Oyeneyin: Nigeria – my faith and my fear

by Kola Oyeneyin I’ve come to understand that after the darkest hour of the night is day break; and that there is a degree of evil that needs to exist for good to define its relevance. Friends, the last few days have been very tough for me emotionally as a Nigerian, following the brutal murder... Read More

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Opinion: Nigeria is dying!

[Opinion] International Day Of Peace: The role of the youth in Nigeria’s unity

From where I stand, that critique of #HallelujahChallenge smells of hypocrisy

The Thread: “To have something for the boys” | Witty, eye opening answers to Pastor Sam’s question about Nigeria

Chude Jideonwo: This is why I completely love my job at RED

Introducing The Octagon Session on nation building with Joshua Ajitena [DETAILS]

Made In Nigeria Conference secures partnership with Min.ng

Opinion: Nigeria is already a divided country

The countdown to January 18 continues! GenVoices announces change of format, hosts historic Telethon on Channels TV

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