Nigeria Parliamentary proceedings, House of Representatives for Thursday, October 5th 2023
The Deputy Speaker of the House, Rt. Hon. Benjamin Okezie Kalu presided.
The Deputy Speaker of the House, Rt. Hon. Benjamin Okezie Kalu presided.
Deputy Speaker of the House, Rt. Hon. Benjamin Okezie Kalu presided.
…. after 20 years of the enactment of the CABOTAGE law, the shipping trade is still dominated by foreign-owned vessels, as investigations reveal.
. . . while celebrating the academic achievements of three Isoko youngsters – Miss Orevaoghene Whiskey of Topfaith International Secondary School, Essien Udim, Akwa Ibom, who scored straight 9-As in her WAEC result and Miss Michelle Ogheneserome Amarie of Lead-Forte Gate College, Lekki, Lagos, who also scored straight 8-As in her WAEC. The third, Master Favour Oghenero Anthony, an SS2 student of James Welch Grammar School, Emevor, Isoko North LGA, Delta State, built and test-flew an aeroplane and a drone, the awardees received N200,000 each and a plaque, with a friend of Isoko, Chief Emmanuel Eke, boosting their cash haul with N300,000.
In this Special Exclusive Interview with us at LightRay Media, we have a long historical tete-a-tete with Olufunke Fayemi an outstanding multiple award winning development journalist, gender advocate and Chief Producer with Voice of Nigeria on our special project series on Women in Media in Nigeria. She takes us on a nostalgic journey where she evokes buried memories of a time past in Nigeria’s media history when many who were at the cusp of that media evolution will hit their fits on their laps with raucous laughter as the memories of the good old media days flood in! Enjoy this ride with us as we uncover what makes Fayemi tick. Wait for it… you won’t see it coming.
Speaker Abbas drums up more support for women inclusion in political structure
Says: “We’ll strive to ensure women’s proper representation in governance.”
When orphanages become ugly cesspool of human degradation, manipulation, and frontloading, it takes an organised system of hidden abuse that is enabled, often by religious masking to sanction it.
This interview was culled from Radio Link, originally titled: Hiring to avoid firing.
For Azeezat Olaoluwa, being assertive and intentional is a skillset every woman who wants to succeed in the media space has to cultivate and develop. Her commitment to a craft she never considered as a career option speaks more about how hidden gifts can be elusive to those who possesses it, yet go on to make a lot of difference.
In this Exclusive Interview with us at LightRay Media on the Nigeria Women in Media Project Series, she shows us how important in every professional move one makes, it has to contribute to one’s big overall career picture. She believes in not waiting for anyone to tell your story. So, sit back and enjoy this cruise as Azeezat Olaoluwa, a Seniour Journalist with the BBC News in West Africa, who tells original content for tv, radio and digital, narrates her own unique media journey.
Plenary in the Green Chamber of the House of Representatives