Kola Muhammed is a writer and editor with imprint across local and international media. He is passionate about trends in the domains of culture, politics and technology.
Governor Rotimi Akeredolu’s legacy as a Yoruba nationalist and critic is cemented as Nigeria lost one of its most vocal politicians in recent times but he wasn't without his flaws.
Tomiwa Latunde is the CEO of VetMe, an escrow and trading company. He analyses how he plans to make the global tech and trading space a safer place for people, particularly citizens of third-world countries.
On the combo singles, RiNE showcases his distinct voice, pop magic and lyrical depth, fuelled by an ambition to make hit records and create magical moments with music.
Male Nigerian musicians are some of the most successful artistes on the continent and beyond but the growing trend of having children with multiple mothers and scandalous sexual escapades arm critics with enough sticks to flog them.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has overturned its decision to ban the old naira notes after months of cash crisis in the country and the subsequent intervention of the Supreme Court but not without a lasting impact on citizens.
The first leg of the 2023 general elections in Nigeria is over and one doesn’t need to be a rocket scientist to be able to assess the performance of the body in charge of the country’s elections, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
The new policy on withdrawal by the Central Bank of Nigeria, which continues to attract criticism from all angles, is one that does not seem to bode well for financial technology businesses and their employees.
Out of 17 contestants, Itiafa Akerejola who represented Nigeria at the Miss Pride of Africa beauty pageant emerged the Queen and will use the platform to empower enterprising women in Africa.
