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Re: Why Yayi can’t be the governor of Ogun State: Ijebus can’t be second fiddle (part 2)

By Dapo Adeyemi When Otunba Deji Osibogun’s article titled “Why Yayi can’t be the Governor of Ogun State” was published…

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“To end AIDS, protect everyone’s human rights”

By Dr Leopold Zekeng On World AIDS Day (December 1), UNAIDS is highlighting that upholding the human rights of all…

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Putting the records straight

By  Lade Bonuola  I have restrained myself from getting involved in this kind of controversy. This was why I made…

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The role of journalism is to inform, educate, and engage. AI presents an invaluable tool for enhancing these core functions in the digital age.

Ojo Emmanuel Ademola In the dynamic and rapidly evolving landscape of journalism, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) has sparked…

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UN in Nigeria: Charting a Path Towards a Brighter Future

By Mohamed Malick Fall The indescribable destruction caused by the first and second world wars led many to desire an…

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Navigating the Digital Age: Strengthening Strategy in the Era of AI and Cybersecurity

By Prof Ojo Emmanuel Ademola The digital age has revolutionized the way businesses and governments operate, ushering in a new…

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Remembering Iyalode of Yorubaland

Precisely 365 days today at about 6. 45am, a telephone call I first received came from the home of Alaba…

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You can’t be everything!

By Tola Adeniyi It was one American actor Robert Bernstein who, while counselling his colleagues, declared that you cannot aspire…

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What you don’t know about Ojo Emmanuel Ademola pioneering Nigerian Professor of Cyber Security

Professor Ojo Emmanuel Ademola is an esteemed individual whose exceptional expertise spans academia, management, and consulting, rendering him a celebrated…

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TRIBUTE: How Justice Emmanuel Ayoola Changed My World. A Father and Confidant

By Sir Folu Olamiti, FNGE It was happenstance I least expected that Monday morning of 1999. I had dressed up…

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