Author: Godwin Anyebe

FirstBank Confirms Appointment of Olayinka Ijabiyi as Group Head, Marketing and Corporate Communications

FirstBank, West Africa’s premier financial institution and financial inclusion service provider, has confirmed the appointment of Olayinka Ijabiyi as the substantive Group Head, Marketing and Corporate Communications. The appointment takes immediate effect and reinforces strong corporate governance at a pivotal point in the Bank’s growth and transformation journey. Olayinka Thomas[Read More…]

Sports Industry Awards Nigeria to honour FirstBank for longstanding sports sponsorship legacy

FirstBank, West Africa’s premier financial institution and the leading financial inclusion service provider, is set to receive prestigious recognitions for its sustained contribution to Nigeria’s fast evolving sports industry at the forthcoming Sports Industry Awards Nigeria. The event is scheduled to take place on Tuesday, May 19, in Lagos. Organised[Read More…]

Yale Model African Union: Dennis Sampong Calls for Agricultural Innovation

The fifth edition of the Yale Model African Union (YMAU) concluded successfully in Accra, bringing together over 300 delegates, policymakers, industry leaders, and entrepreneurs from across Africa and the diaspora for three days of dialogue, innovation, and collaboration. Held from March 13–15, 2026, under the theme “Imagine, Challenge & Build[Read More…]

Tactical Intelligence: Outpacing Insurgency in Nigeria, with Gen C G Musa a record rooted in people.

By Kennedy Elaigwu Awodi ​For over a decade, Nigeria’s security landscape has been a complex tapestry of asymmetric warfare, ranging from the resilient insurgency in the Northeast to the sophisticated banditry in the Northwest and the maritime vulnerabilities of the Gulf of Guinea. Previous administrations have employed various strategies, some[Read More…]

Beyond Palliatives: Dr. Bernard Doro’s Radical Blueprint for a Resilient Nigeria, ( RE Dr Bernard Doro is working)

By Kennedy Elaigwu Abwodi In the traditional theater of Nigerian politics, the “flag-off” of a distribution exercise is often viewed through a lens of skepticism, a fleeting moment of optics where bags of grain are exchanged for camera flashes, leaving the underlying hunger unaddressed once the dust settles. However, standing[Read More…]