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Opinion

Old School Identity: When Tells a Story

By Oladunni Olisa Recently, I watched a group of college students celebrate an Old School Day, and for a moment, the…

The Rhythm of the Pestle Makes More than a Meal, By Oladunni Olisa

What Pounding Yam Taught Me About Family and Togetherness In my hometown, Ile-Oluji in Ondo State, Nigeria, pounding yam was…

Ayobami Akindipe: Reimagining Victoria Island

Victoria Island has always been one of Lagos’s most important addresses. It is where business, culture and lifestyle converge, and its…

The Enduring Customer Support Lessons For Growing Companies

By Daria Leshchenko, CEO and Managing Partner at SupportYourApp, a global Intelligent Support-as-a-Service company. Fifteen years of experience in global…

Psychology Says People Who Sit Quietly In Group Conversations Instead of Fighting To Be Heard Pay A Specific Social Cost Most People Never See

They’re consistently underestimated, overlooked for leadership, and assumed to have nothing to contribute, and the quiet discipline of staying silent…

Baba Oba, Dr Oladele Fajemirokun, Billionaire Businessman and Philanthropist, Turns 76 Today

Chief Oladele Fajemirokun was born on April 16, 1950, into the families of late High Chief Henry Oloyede Fajemirokun (Ifewara…

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