By Iselowo Kolawole Kehinde Once had a discussion with a close pal of mine back in 2017 where I made known to him that with the rate at which people now sell on Social Media Platforms, it’s only imperative they…

According to Comet, almost 80% of baby boomers, Gen-Xers, and millennials have credit card debts. While you could argue that most of it is mortgage or student loan related, the truth is that the bulk of this bad debt is…

By Kelechi Kalu It was the final of FIFA WOMEN WORLD CUP 2031 between Nigeria and Comoros and the time was 49 seconds into the 4-minute extra stoppage time. I was playing in the right wings for the Nigerian women…

By Nnamdi Odumody About 1 billion people are affected by the water paralysis globally, and a vast majority of them live in coastal areas in developing countries. Sea water desalination is a common solution but it requires a connection to…

By Nnamdi Madichie It has been a long ten years ago since I first reflected upon the development of African football. In my 2009 paper entitled “Management implications of foreign players in the English Premiership League football,” I pointed out…