The role of ethics in public relations: Authenticity in the era of misinformation, By Idu Oruamabo-Agorua
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The role of ethics in public relations: Authenticity in the era of misinformation, By Idu Oruamabo-Agorua

Ethics represents the moral principles between good and bad. Various professional bodies adopt specific ethical codes to guide behaviour and uphold their values. These codes are not arbitrary; they reflect the values the organisation holds dear. Is the concept of ethics overrated? Let’s pause and consider this. What is Public Relations? At its core, PR…

Friday Sermon: Let’s be truthful, avoid cheating and deception!, By Murtadha Gusau
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Friday Sermon: Let’s be truthful, avoid cheating and deception!, By Murtadha Gusau

In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful All perfect praise be to Allah, The Lord of the Worlds. I testify that there is none worthy of worship except Allah, and that Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon him) is His servant and Messenger. Dear brothers and sisters! Know that, wallahi cheating and…

Hilltops and political power, By Jibrin Ibrahim
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Hilltops and political power, By Jibrin Ibrahim

Neemrana Fort Palace in Rajasthan, India As we reflected on the thought-provoking results of our studies, the site compelled me to reflect on what the accoutrements and palaces of rule do to their occupants. By the end of the week, after enjoying sumptuous meals served by a bevy of well-dressed servants in beautifully decorated halls…

Early voting in South Africa’s 2024 elections: Any lessons for Nigeria?, By Uchenna Aja
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Early voting in South Africa’s 2024 elections: Any lessons for Nigeria?, By Uchenna Aja

The adaptability of this early voting process in Nigeria is possible with the right legislative action of reviewing the Electoral Act and the institutional mechanisms on the part of INEC. A bill to introduce early voting in our electoral process has passed its first reading in the Senate. It is important that the government, especially…

This is Wole Soyinka!, By Simbo Olorunfemi
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This is Wole Soyinka!, By Simbo Olorunfemi

The Nobel laureate, Wole Soyinka For me, it has always been about the heart of the man, his thoughtfulness and presence of mind at all times, even with the constant pressure on him and demand on his time. It is his willingness to volunteer his shoulders for those behind, and different noble causes, time and…

Why wage increase is good for economy

Why wage increase is good for economy

Wage increase for workers has the propensity to spur domestic demand, boost supply and expand local productivity. It can also enhance domestic liquidity and create a robust and efficient market capable of attracting foreign and local investors. The supply-side traditional economics that has dominated Nigeria’s policy space since 1999 has nearly run its course, and…

How 21st-century students are transforming education
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How 21st-century students are transforming education

The landscape of education has undergone a seismic shift in the 21st century. Today’s students are markedly different from their predecessors in myriad ways, influenced by advancements in technology, changes in societal norms, and evolving educational paradigms. One of the most significant differences between 21st-century students and those from earlier generations is the pervasive influence…

Why education is beyond going to school?
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Why education is beyond going to school?

Education is often perceived as a synonym for schooling, an institution-based process where individuals acquire knowledge and skills through a structured curriculum. However, the concept of education transcends the confines of traditional school settings. It is a holistic, lifelong process that encompasses a range of experiences, interactions, and environments. The traditional definition of education has…