Who is Chief Leo Chinedu Edochie?

In the famous Edochie family, known for their amazing work in Nigerian arts and culture, Chief Leo Chinedu Edochie is the firstborn of the legendary actor Chief Pete Edochie and the talented broadcaster Josephine Edochie. But Leo is not just about acting; he has made a name for himself in business and sports too! Born on April 26, 1970, […]

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Tribute to a Literary Giant, Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o: The Rebel Scribe Who Taught Africa to Speak for Herself

Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o did not just write novels. He cracked open history’s locked vaults, tore pages from the colonial playbook, and rewrote what it meant to be African. To call Weep Not, Child his greatest book is not merely literary opinion, it is historical fact. First published in 1964, and the first major novel by an East African writer […]

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Chinwe Ajene-Sagna Appointed Chairperson of Stanbic IBTC Real Estate Development Fund Investment Committee

Chinwe Ajene-Sagna has been appointed as the Chairperson of the Investment Committee for the Stanbic IBTC Real Estate Development Fund (REDF). This appointment underscores her extensive experience in real estate and investment management, positioning her to steer the fund’s strategic direction effectively. The REDF, established under Stanbic IBTC Asset Management, aims to bridge the housing deficit in Nigeria by […]

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Rana Hussain Joins Basketball Australia Board

Basketball Australia has appointed Rana Hussain to its Board of Directors, marking a significant step towards enhancing diversity and inclusion within the organisation. Hussain, a seasoned advocate for social inclusion in sports, brings a wealth of experience in diversity leadership and sports administration.The Saturday Paper+3sportnxt.org+3The Imperfects+3 Hussain’s career spans various roles aimed at promoting equity in sports. She has […]

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Meet Silas Adekunle: The Nigerian Visionary Who Gave Robots a Soul

Long before his name appeared in the tech pages of Forbes, Wired, and The Guardian, Silas Adekunle was a quiet teenager in the UK, captivated by the elegance of machines and the invisible rules that govern them. Born in Nigeria and raised in the bustling streets of Lagos before relocating to the UK in his teens, Silas grew up […]

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Tosin Eniolorunda and the Art of Building Banks Without Marble Walls

If you were born in Nigeria, you probably heard this phrase once or twice growing up: “Better soup, na money kill am.” But what they forgot to add was that it isn’t just money that makes the soup, it’s also vision, grit, and the sheer nerve to stir the pot differently. This is the story of Tosin Eniolorunda, a […]

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How I Combined Content Creation with Navy Job – Cute Abiola

Nigerian internet sensation, Abdulgafar Abiola, famously known as Cute Abiola, is a moving story of grit, grace, and unstoppable ambition. The former Navy man turned comedy star has once again reminded fans of his humble beginnings, reflecting on a journey defined by discipline and a deep sense of purpose. Taking to X (formerly Twitter) on Friday, Cute Abiola shared […]

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Meet Aude Apetey-Kacou: Bridging Finance and Infrastructure in Francophone Africa

In the evolving landscape of African development, few figures encapsulate the intersection of finance, infrastructure, and innovation as effectively as Aude Apetey-Kacou. With over two decades of experience in transaction advisory, development finance, and startup venture-building, Apetey-Kacou has established herself as a pivotal player in Francophone Africa’s economic transformation. Currently serving as the Business Development Director for Africa at […]

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Building Empires: The Bold Global Rise of Olalekan Akinyanmi

There are not too many men like Olalekan “Lekan” Akinyanmi – calm in conviction, measured in brilliance, and vast in vision. A rare breed of intellect and audacity, Lekan’s story is one of continental defiance, transatlantic excellence, and generational significance. From the lecture halls of Obafemi Awolowo University to the boardrooms of New York’s fiercest investment corridors, he has […]

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The Intellectual Matriarch: Dr Beatrice Oreoluwa and Her Sacred Vow to Language, Identity, and Empowerment

There are rare custodians of language who treat every syllable with reverence, every vowel as sacred, and every sentence as a legacy. One of such luminaries is Dr Beatrice Oreoluwa, a woman of incandescent intellect, unrelenting scholarly discipline, and deep cultural consciousness. For over thirty-five years, she has not only taught language, she has lived it, shaped it, and […]

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