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Residents of a community in Sapele have cried out over the new spate of insecurity in the area, lamenting that armed robbers now break into houses at

There is nothing wrong if MAFAB is making grand preparation to launch its services. It should be allowed to do so, for the simple reason that 5G deployment is cost- intensive even for existing operators, not to talk of a new entrant who will build from the scratch. What is wrong is the regulator releasing press statements on behalf of a particular operator.

Veteran producer and music executive Michael Collins Ajereh, popularly known as Don Jazzy, has reflected on his humble beginnings in Ajegunle as the son

I wished rich men would give me money while selling Akara as a young boy,Music executive, Don Jazzy, has revealed his motive while sel

The Mavin boss reflected on his humble beginnings growing up in Ajegunle and explained that his experience of poverty helped shape his growth as a man.

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - Popular Nigerian producer and music mogul, Michael Collins Ajereh, better known as Don Jazzy, has opened up on his humble beginnings in Ajegunle as the son of Akara seller. He stated this when he appeared as a guest on the latest episode of the Zero Conditions podcast. According to Don Jazzy, his

If Ray Ekpu were to be a bird, methinks he would have been a nightingale – "the bird with the most number of powerful and sweet songs."

Some days could be bleak, cloudy, depressing, dull, sad, and traumatic, but once a rare brilliance shines through, the atmosphere changes into brightness and joy. This is precisely what happens when one grabs the work of one of Nigeria's few standing apostles of outstanding journalism. As a field marshal in the pen-wielding forces of the…

By UDEME NANA Some days could be bleak , cloudy , depressing, dull, sad, traumatic all at once, but once a rare ray of brilliance shines through, the whole atmosphere changes into brightness and joy. This is exactly what happens when one grabs the work of one of the few standing apostles of outstanding journalism…

Goodbye Mouktar: Is it that easy to die?, by Garba Shehu. So it so easy to die? I keep asking myself the question following the passing away