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…Says: ‘They are not trained or guided by the ethics of the profession nor know anything about the profession, media standard continues to drop precariously’ *Resigned as editor of Prime

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‘Nothing will ever make me honour invitation by U.S. Consulate, Wole Soyinka, 91-year-old Nigerian literary icon & Nobel laureate confess in an interview

*‘I have a courteous relationship with individual ambassadors, Consul-Generals and Cultural Attachés’ * ‘I have more important things to do

I Would have been a Footballer or Comedian-YOMI Peters, ace Nigerian musician

*Says: My elder blood brother, Sir Shina Peters & I share a strong bond’  *Embraced music as a career in

American Fans call Me Nigerian Prince of Juju Music-ENUOPE, fast-rising super star in Texas

Certified Information Technology Analyst says: I eat, sleep, dream and drink music all the time’  *‘Music is spiritual, comes to

UNESCO, Varkey Foundation invite Nigerian Schools to Apply, Compete for $1million Cash Global Education Prize

*Shortlisted schools to receive a Global Prize Badge for world-class impact across 10 categories *10 winners will receive $50,000 each

Nigerian, OLU ADETUTU, shatters glass ceiling, Wins 2025 Most Outstanding African & Black Transformational Speaker in the World Award

*Defeats other finalists from Botswana, South Africa, Middle East; Tanzania, Ghana, Uganda, Morocco *Other nominees: Steven Bartlett had 30, 500