NIMC, Online Publishers Roundtable: IMPLICATIONS AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS
By Walter Duru, Ph.D
The digital age has reshaped how we consume and disseminate information, with online media playing a crucial role in shaping public perception and opinion.
Nigerian News Leader
First with details then facts
Ajibola Ogunshola: TRIUMPH OF THE NON-NEWSPAPER MAN
By Azu Ishiekwene
I’ve written this before. Ten years ago, but this man's story is new every time. To me. And to many who have crossed his path. On his 80th birthday on July 14, I’m repeating this story with the zeal and delight I shared it ten years ago:
Birthday: FOR PRINCE NDUKA OBAIGBENA AT 65
"A true hero is not inspired by their strength, but by their ability to inspire and lead others"....Mahatma Ghandi (1931)
"A true hero isn't measured by the size of his strength, but by the size of his heart".....Zeus
By Friday Olokor
Congratulations and Happy Birthday to you, My Brother and Chairman, Prince Nduka Obaigbena, a man that has put smiles on over 100,000 Nigerians. Directly or indirectly.
Makinde: THE PRIMACY OF INFRASTRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENT
By Bolanle Bolawole
If you were to choose between three infrastructure, which is also often referred to as social amenities, which of these three would you choose? Or, better still still, how will you prioritize power supply, water supply and good roads? Which will come first in your order of preference?
Needed: A MAN AS MINISTER OF WOMEN AFFAIRS
By Ikeddy Isiguzo
Women at War, is a 2022 French mini-television series of only eight episodes centred on World War I. It is already in its second season. Women at War has to be understood to avoid confusions like, Women of War, and Women in War.
Barth Nnaji At 68: THE VALUE OF BOUNDLESS OPTIMISM
By C. Don Adinuba
As Bart Nnaji, founder and chairman of the Geometric Power group, Nigeria’s only integrated electricity organization, turns 68 today (Saturday, July 13, 2024), one important lesson our countrymen and women can learn from him is the imperative of matchless optimism. Even when all hope is forlorn and all available evidence points to gloom and doom, Nnaji not only expects the best but also works passionately towards delivering superior performance. At a time when top Western multinationals are leaving Nigeria in droves, Nnaji is demonstrating unparalleled patriotism: he is leading General Electric of the United States, the world’s oldest and largest electricity equipment manufacturing company in the world, to build another power-generating firm in Aba, Abia State. If not for the Federal Government's suspension of power purchase agreements (PPAs) some years ago, the plant would have been completed by now. This is a story for another day.
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