July 26, 2015

NUC Team Begins Accreditation Exercise At IMSU

AFTER years of upgrading facilities of some faculties and persistent invitation to officials of the National Universities Commission (NUC), by the authorities of the Imo State University (IMSU), Owerri, an accreditation team

9 years ago

Campus·Sunday Magazine

NSIRIMOVU: DSS Will Negate Its Duties, If It Fails To Act Promptly On Intelligence

Anyakwee Nsirimovu is the executive director of Port Harcourt-based Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law. He told KELVIN EBIRI that insinuation of high-handed approach by the Department of State Security (DSS)

9 years ago

Features·Weekend

NWOYE: Demystifying Gender Barriers

In recent time, the issue of gender and sexual sensitivity has been a major concern to many Nigerian women. Gender, in itself, has nothing to do with being a male or female,

9 years ago

News

How Akinola Dumped ‘Art Of Survival’ Abroad For Creative Freedom At Home

Visibility and perception are too main factors that shape the shades and lights of Lagos’s highly competitive art landscape. For some artists, pushing their works through the windows of exhibitions and art

9 years ago

Sunday Magazine

Mbadugha’s Narratives Raise Concern About Women’s Issues

IT is not just because she is also a woman. It isn’t also because she is a medical doctor, an ophthalmologist. It is simply because the conditions of women Dr. Anuli Mbadugha

9 years ago

Arts·Sunday Magazine

Customer Contact Solutions Urges Corporate Support For Art Sector

In the face of the dwindling oil revenue and its attendant effects on the economy as well as the worrisome level of unemployment in the country, the Chief Executive Officer of Customer

9 years ago

Arts·Sunday Magazine

Practical Perspectives As A Panacea To Youth Development

In today’s world, with hip hop music and social media taking over the social interactive space, reading a book for many young people is fast becoming out of fashion. Reading is as

9 years ago

Arts·Sunday Magazine

Waking A Sleeping Soldier With An Old Song

IT was an era Nigerians detest to remember. Then, such epithets as Kill and Go, Mad Dogs, Bloody Civilians, among others, were commonplace. And from somewhere in Ikeja, an ‘African prophet’, Fela

9 years ago

Features·Weekend

Periscoping A Senseless War In Madmen And Specialists

How does a writer deal with the psychological trauma that war imposes on a hapless people? How does a writer respond to two young army colonels – Emeka Ojukwu and Yakubu Gowon,

9 years ago

Arts·Sunday Magazine

How Legend Taste, Tell Campaign Revs Brand Loyalty in PH

It was a night that would probably not be forgotten so quickly by many residents of Port-Harcourt who found there ways to the Arcania Bar, where a draw was held as part

9 years ago

Arts·Sunday Magazine

July 26, 2015 - Page 13

NUC Team Begins Accreditation Exercise At IMSU

NSIRIMOVU: DSS Will Negate Its Duties, If It Fails To Act Promptly On Intelligence

NWOYE: Demystifying Gender Barriers

How Akinola Dumped ‘Art Of Survival’ Abroad For Creative Freedom At Home

Mbadugha’s Narratives Raise Concern About Women’s Issues

Customer Contact Solutions Urges Corporate Support For Art Sector

Practical Perspectives As A Panacea To Youth Development

Waking A Sleeping Soldier With An Old Song

Periscoping A Senseless War In Madmen And Specialists

How Legend Taste, Tell Campaign Revs Brand Loyalty in PH

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