By Christian ABURIME On a historic Saturday at Eko Hotel and Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos, the launch of “The Power of One Man: How Soludo-Engineered Consolidation Transformed Nigerian Banks into Global Players”... Read more »
By: Mazi Ejimofor Opara There are very few humans who have dropped their life on the alter of public scrutiny without coming out scathed. Where their public life appears spotless, their private... Read more »
By DELE MOMODU Last night, I received a distressing message from Mr David Adeleke (aka Davido). He was obviously devastated by the counter-affidavit submitted in court, earlier in the day, in response... Read more »
BY IZUCHUKWU Adichie, As the prestigious Ijele makes its appearance in Lagos, it marks a profoundly significant moment for Nigerians and Ndi Anambra. As Soludo prepares to take the spotlight at the... Read more »
By Paul Nwosu It was such an exhilarating sight beholding former political appointees of All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) extraction holding a meeting that looked like a rally at Jessy Hotel Awka... Read more »
By Christian ABURIME In Nigeria’s economic history, few events have left as indelible a mark as the banking sector reforms of 2004-2005. Spearheaded by the then Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor,... Read more »
I am sure someone is already piecing together the “Life and Time of Charley Nwa Mgbafor: The Village Boy Who Became a Global Citizen”. In that piece, you should see chapters that... Read more »
By Progressives Media Anambra is a state that seems to be destined to forever operate at a level far below its innate potentials. Anambra State is a bustling city state, though with... Read more »
Marriage is a beautiful union between two individuals, but it requires effort and dedication to make it last. While every relationship is unique, there are common mistakes men make in marriage that... Read more »
Over the past four years, I have had the privilege of closely working with Soludo. Two of those years were dedicated to engaging in political activities, while the remainder were focused on... Read more »