ASSOCIATION PRAISES OJO-LANRE

The Association of Travel and Tourism Writers of Nigeria (ATTWON) has praised Barrister Wale Ojo-Lanre, Director General of the Ekiti State Bureau of Tourism Development, for his dedication to promoting tourism in Nigeria. ATTWON described Ojo-Lanre as a “relentless force” whose decades of advocacy have significantly advanced domestic tourism and projected Nigeria’s cultural heritage globally….

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TVC OUT WITH AI NEWS

TVC News, a leading satellite digital television platform in Nigeria, has become the first broadcaster in the country to introduce Artificial Intelligence (AI) news anchors. The AI anchors will deliver news in five languages: English, Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo, and Pidgin, catering to a diverse audience across Nigeria. According to Edward Akintara, Corporate Communications Manager, the…

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KUNLE AFOLAYAN MEETS FB’S ZUCKERBERG

In a significant moment for African innovation and creativity, frontline Nigerian filmmaker, Kunle Afolayan met Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg, during Zuckerberg’s visit to Nigeria. The meeting highlighted the growing intersection of technology and African storytelling, two forces reshaping the global cultural landscape. Zuckerberg’s trip to Nigeria focused on exploring the country’s thriving tech ecosystem and…

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NIGERIA AND THE ECLIPSE OF PRESS FREEDOM BY EBUN-OLU ADEGBORUWA, SAN

Definition of Press Freedom Generally, freedom of the press or freedom of the media is the fundamental principle that communication and expression through various media, including printed and electronic media, especially published materials, should be considered a right to be exercised freely. Universally, press freedom is considered a fundamental right for every individual. Under and…

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AISHA ACHMUGU WANTED OVER $150M FRAUD

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has declared Nigerian businesswoman Aisha Achimugu wanted over allegations of money laundering and a $150.3 million fraud scheme. According to the EFCC, Achimugu allegedly funneled $25.3 million through bureau de change operators to bribe regulatory officials and secure interests in petroleum prospecting licenses PPL 3007 and PPL 302-DO….

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