On March 30, 2024, Air Peace, Nigeria’s biggest airline by miles announced the commenced of daily flights on the lucrative Lagos-London route to the excitement of Nigerians who have for...
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Before the licensing of some banks a few years ago, commercial banks in Nigeria were sharply divided into two, by the media – the old-generation and new-generation banks. Of all...
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It appears that the federal government is about to upend the Nigerian free market following the ex-parte injunction of a Competition and Consumer Protection Tribunal (CCPT) barring pay TV services...
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The dung beetles of Enugu (áda n’éri nsi!) will never learn. On August 13, 2023, the unscrupulous hacks in Governor Peter Mbah’s media team, published an article where they made spurious claims against...
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One of my favourite quotes among those credited to the French emperor, Napoleon Bonaparte, was one I came across in 1991 while reading William Doyle’s book, The History of the...
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I am not in a position to entertain any compassion for the man I choose to describe as the usurper Enugu State Governor, Peter Mbah, because I am one of...
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While taking a break from my work yesterday, May 15th, 2023, I decided on a tour of the social media. It has been my way of resting, and reinvigorating myself...
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When I set out to expose Reuben “Kpakwuregede” the lunatic masquerading as Enugu’s political communications local champion, my objectives were simple and they were, first, to save the, mostly innocent...
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If there is one thing that will stand between advertisers and success in this digital era, it has to be the speed with which they strive to take advantage of...
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Customer service Every business, large or small, makes conscious, sometimes spirited, attempts to project it as the sprocket that enables its rotation and if you like, forward thrust. Either seriously or...
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On June 23, 2021, a lady-friend who works in one of the biggest marketing communications groups in Nigeria, (I will not mention her name because I do not have her...
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It seems, from every available evidence, that the rapid growth of public relations practice in Nigeria did not affect Public Communications; if anything, Public Relations appears to have totally left Public Communications behind...
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