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October 26, 2012

10 success tips needed to thrive in the new economy – ‘Gbenga Sesan

by Isi Esene It is an established fact that the industrial economy is gone and the knowledge economy is here to stay. In this economy, even knowledge is not enough without its effective adaptation and application. As a leading proponent of New Economy knowledge, ‘Gbenga Sesan, gives us an expose on the skills needed students... Read More
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October 24, 2012

Up a notch! Blogger, Olorisupergal rebrands with new entertainment website

by Rachel Ogbu Olorisupergal.com is the new entertainment website from Oluwatosin Ajibade, popularly known as Olorisupergal. The accounting graduate from Lagos State University (LASU) started blogging in February 2010 wit Olorisupergal.blogspot.com, a name she has been holding onto till now. The new website which goes live this week will feature impressive segments such as; Supergal Hot Pick of... Read More
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October 6, 2012

Opinion: Should social media be criminalised in Nigeria?

by Olufemi Adeagbo Social media today if studied with the deserving attention, will reveal to the Nigerian government the existence of a young population that is increasingly abusive, often inarticulate, frustrated, restless, aggressive and often impatient – as evidenced in the shallowness of some of the analysis that one sees across social media platforms. Social... Read More
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October 2, 2012

Come, sign on to the Y! Magazine #LondonIssue contest

by Isi Esene You already know that the Y! Magazine Issue 9 dubbed; the #LondonIssue, is out with long time @WajeMusic and @Omawumi fiercely gracing the front-cover. To allow our teeming social network followers share in the thrilling Y! Magazine experience, YNaija is coming out with an online contest to bring the much talked about... Read More
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September 20, 2012

Huh? Tambuwal says social media should be used in ‘day to day running of government affairs’

by Stanley Azuakola The speaker of Nigeria’s Federal House of Representatives, Aminu Tambuwal, is not known to be active on any social media platform, yet the man has advocated for the use of social media in the day-to-day running of government affairs. According to him, there was no doubting the unlimited opportunity which the social media platform offers... Read More
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September 12, 2012

Opinion: How social media would have changed New York on 9/11

by Dean Praetorius Social media would undoubtedly have painted a clearer picture of what happened inside the towers in 2001.  On September 11, 2001, I had no idea if my parents were alive or dead. They didn’t work in the towers but like so many other commuting Long Islanders, it was far from implausible that either... Read More
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September 8, 2012

“Cynthia’s untimely death is a clear case of betrayal of trust” – Gov. Uduaghan

by Isi Esene The governor of Delta State, Emmanuel Uduaghan yesterday advised Nigerian youth to positively exploit the benefits of social media for the development of the society. He said this at Boji Boji-Owa while on a condolence visit to the family of Maj.-Gen. Frank Osokogu (rtd.) on the death of their daughter, Cynthia, who... Read More
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September 6, 2012

Olusegun Adeniyi ‘kills’ it today! “The President and his social media friends”

“Your Excellency, I scan the Nigerian media everyday and I also do same for American and British media and I am aware our media is not as cynical and contemptuous of their government and the man in power as the British or American media Without conducting a poll or a content analysis, Dr Goodluck Jonathan... Read More
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September 4, 2012

From the Magazine: 10 Questions with Pat Utomi

Director, Centre for Applied Economics, Lagos Business School WHY DID you decide to contest in the presidential elections? All of my life, I have struggled to walk my talk. I have tried very hard to do what I preach. In Nigeria, it is too easy for people to complain and hope that other people solve... Read More
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September 3, 2012

Tolu Ogunlesi: My enemies & I, by Goodluck E. Jonathan (YNaija FrontPage)

The world is full of stupid people, let’s face it, and mobile phones and social media have unfortunately empowered them and magnified their power to cause confusion In the opening lines of that now-famous fascinating insider’s view of the presidential kitchen / dinner-table, spokesperson Reuben Abati descends hard on all who criticise the president –... Read More
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September 2, 2012

Opinion: The social media illusion

by Zaid Akl Social media without the necessary groundwork of political organization is useless, an illusion that the August 24 organizers fell for. The demonstrations of August 24 did not turn out to be politically significant, especially after major political forces decided to abandon them. The demonstrations were controlled by individuals who possess no experience... Read More
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July 29, 2012

“I’ve always been suspicious of Nigerians with full English names” – Check out the top 10 tweets on David Mark’s social media statement

  Senate President David Mark caused quite a stir with his recent statements about Social Media and its use to demean leaders. The Senator who is also famous for his statements on mobile phones not being meant for the poor seems to think we all just need to stop being naughty and hold out tongues... Read More
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July 25, 2012

Opinion: Following the leaders is not a recipe for social media success

by Srinivas Rao If Brian Clark and Darren Rowse (some of the biggest names in blogging) started their blogs today and followed their own advice, they would fail. It’s tempting to look at how successful people have made their reputations and copy their techniques. You may even get some results. But what made them successful was originality. ... Read More
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July 17, 2012

4 ways social media could transform conflict in Africa

by Gabrielle Ramaiah and Jason Warner Whether social media ultimately will prove itself to be a tool of greater pacification or belligerence in Africa and throughout the developing world is yet to be seen; that it will remain a powerful lever capable of conveying advantages to whichever side in a conflict wields it most strategically... Read More
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July 17, 2012

Chude Jideonwo: Social media and great accomplishments

Social Media helps us look beyond the narrow; it helps us do great things. by Chude Jideonwo My team stands at a truly privileged position: with YNaija, one of the nation’s most popular sites according to Alexa, we are at the centre of new media content; with Red Media, we have applied new media strategies... Read More
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