Interview
IPOB’s ‘Sit-at-home order’ is not to inflict hardship in South East region, Irobi
Conflict resolution expert and Chieftain of Indigenous People of Biafra , Dr. Alexander Onyeka Irobi, in this interview with Nkem Ukaegbu, speaks on the continuous detention of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, infiltration of criminals into Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), and the sit-at-home order in the South-East region, among others. Thank…
Read More »No LASTMA official should harass Any road user in Lagos – Olalekan, GM
General Manager of the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA), Bakare-Oki Olalekan, a Master’s degree holder in Transport Management/Planning from the University of Lagos, speaks with selected newspaper editors about the agency’s operations, achievements, innovations, and other key issues. Stanley Ihedigbo was there. Excerpts: What has the experience been like…
Read More »Our party will consider a Christian as Vice President in 2027 – BATSCM DG
Director General of the Bola Ahmed Tinubu Support Coalition Movement (BATSCM), Mayor Kingsley Okoronkwo (MKO), is a political analyst and United Nations Peace Mayor committed to supporting President Tinubu’s re-election bid. In this interview with Stanley Ihedigbo, he reveals his plans for promoting the Renewed Hope Agenda. Excerpts: What inspired…
Read More »My visit to EFCC office over an unnecessary petition was a great experience, Enang
Outgoing National President of National Institute of Marketing of Nigeria (NIMN), a former Managing Director of Samsung Nigeria, Mr Idoreyin Enang, has sat on the board of several blue chip companies. Enang in this interview with Journalists bares his mind on the challenges and triumphs in managing the activities of…
Read More »New US tariffs policy is a message of cooperation, not confrontation, says Amb. Mills JR.
In a recent media interview, US Ambassador to Nigeria, His Excellency Richard Mills Jr., highlighted the new US administration’s focus on commercial diplomacy and an investment-led strategy in Africa. He emphasized the importance of building strong trade ties and addressing market reforms to improve the business environment. Stanley Ihedigbo captured…
Read More »A primer for journalists covering Sri Lanka’s local government elections
By Taylor Dibbert and Nithyani Anandakugan Sri Lanka has experienced significant political change in recent times. The election of President Anura Kumara Dissanayake in September 2024 and a parliamentary vote that followed in November emphasized people’s desire for improved governance and better economic management. Yet the lasting impacts of the…
Read More »Key Takeaways from Perugia’s 2025 International Journalism Festival
By Anna Turns Last week, I traveled to the historic city of Perugia in Umbria, Italy. With clear blue skies, wisteria hanging over ancient Roman walls, plenty of gelato and beautiful vistas from the hilltop, the setting was pretty special. More inspiring though, were the people I spoke to during…
Read More »Journalist of the Month: Sudeshna Chowdhury
by Taylor Dibbert Indian multimedia journalist Sudeshna Chowdhury has nearly two decades of experience, writing for a wide range of outlets on topics such as human rights, gender, and the environment. She is also a professor at UPES Dehradun. “I am invested in training the next generation of journalists in…
Read More »5 essential tools for Journalists Conducting Cryptocurrency Investigations
By Steve Williams In February, Bybit, a prominent cryptocurrency exchange, fell victim to a massive hack, resulting in the theft of over US$1.5 billion worth of digital assets in one of the largest crypto heists ever recorded. The breach targeted Bybit’s cold wallet, which is an offline storage…
Read More »Journalist of the Month: Jennifer Ambolley
By Taylor Dibbert Jennifer Ambolley has long wanted to be a journalist — to “educate, heal, and drive meaningful change” through storytelling. Today, she does so in a challenging media environment in her native Ghana. Ambolley, based in the capital of Accra, covers business and technology, health, and environmental issues…
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