Features

Nigerians, Love for Public Holidays, Implications on National Unity, Economy

  Opeyemi Idowu and Barakat Alabi Public holidays in Nigeria are more than just non-working days; they are opportunities for national reflection, religious observance, and cultural celebration. These holidays, designated by the government, commemorate significant religious, cultural, and historical events, allowing citizens to pause, connect, and honor their shared heritage. For students, they offer a break from academic rigor, and …

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‘Region-specific Approach Required to Resolve Insecurity Crisis’

Addressing Nigeria’s security crisis demands a problem-specific, or region-specific approach beyond the current military approach according to a new report titled Unravelling Nigeria’s Insecurity crisis: The urgent need for a lasting solution. The report launched on October 1, 2024 is based on a research by the Initiative for Economic Development Communication, (INSDEC) Lagos and the International Organisation for Peacebuilding and …

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Content writer, Copywriter: Key differences

By Alowolodu Israel Oluwakayode In today’s digital landscape, the terms “content writer” and “copywriter” are often used interchangeably, particularly in marketing and communication. While both involve writing, their goals and skill sets differ significantly. Understanding these differences is crucial if you’re a business owner looking to hire the right writer for your needs. Yes, there is a clear distinction between …

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How to Address Mental Health Challenges in The Media

By Jadesola Abolaji Suggestions have been offered to address mental health challenges journalists are experiencing on duty in the country. The suggestions were made by panellists at the Journalism and Society Conversation on X Space organised by the Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism (WSCIJ) on Tuesday, September 17, on the theme “Beyond the Byline: Prioritising Journalist’s Mental Well-Being for …

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How Nestlé Nigeria Joins Forces with Other Stakeholders to Drive Food Security in Nigeria

For decades, Nestlé Nigeria has actively collaborated with key stakeholders in the Nigerian agriculture sector to improve crop production for both food and industrial use, playing a vital role in tackling food security challenges. Nestlé’s initiatives such as enhancing crop resilience, farmer training, and nutrition programs are helping to transition Nigeria from a food-importing to a food-exporting nation. This aligns …

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