“I am the lion of the street. If anybody thinks APC will fight here and another party will win, it’s not going to happen.” – Orji Uzor Kalu The self-acclaimed Lion of the street is part of a group of people whom my ever-vocal... Read More
#APATT – Remembering Africa’s True Patriots in a Time of Moral Poverty
During the just concluded AFCON, Congolese fan Michel Mboladinga became a symbol of pride, standing silently at matches in tribute to independence hero Patrice Lumumba. When an Algerian player mocked him, outrage followed. But Nigeria’s Akor... Read More
#APATT – When Survival Demands Corruption
Hello, and a very Happy New Year to you and yours! My wish for you is that this year is your best year yet! Let’s have honest conversations about the state of consumer experience: Can we build a society that doesn’t pressure everyone to be... Read More
One Year Post-Op: Life After Surgery – Open Myomectomy
Today marks exactly one year since I underwent major surgery: an open myomectomy, and most days, especially as I sit to type this morning, I feel gratitude. Gratitude to God for being Consistent, Faithful, the Almighty and Gracious. If you missed this... Read More
Marketing lessons from buying comprehensive car insurance
I like to think that I am financially literate even if I do not apply all I know. I know how to save, but I also like the soft life. Financial literacy is the ability to understand and effectively use various financial skills, including personal... Read More
A Newbie’s Guide to Becoming a Moderator
A panel discussion is a popular format for group conversations and debates. It enables 3-5 panellists to discuss a certain topic amongst themselves, in the view of a listening audience, for about 45 minutes to one hour. The first panel discussion... Read More
My Life
My life began with a skeleton with a smile and bubbling eyes in my garden of dandelions. Everything else fell off the edge, a jigsaw puzzle piece cut in half. When young, I pressed against my mother’s breast, but youthful memories fell... Read More
Media Training – A Sense of Duty and Responsibility
Growing up, I was exposed to a variety of media, especially Television and Radio. The type of content we consumed in my family could be classified as value and entertainment driven. My family bonded over laughter and learning from screens and radio... Read More
On Making Sure Your Votes Are Valid
This race is on its final lap. It’s been months of campaigning, filled with rhetoric, gaffes, debates and of course, inspiration for our vibrant content creators. After what will go down as one of the most engaging, interesting, and drama-filled... Read More