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Executive Vice President of the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, Professor Umar Garba Danbatta has made public presentation of a book on the telecommunication industry.

Concerned Nigerians abroad under the aegis of the Society of Young Nigerians in Diaspora for International Collaboration and Transnational Engagement led by its Romanian based convener, Adeniyi Sanusi, will unveil the NGA Diaspora Project 40/40 Simulcast/Hybrid Diaspora Global Conference on Saturday October 2 at the CMD, Lagos – Nigeria

The former President-General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo and two-time minister in the country, Chief John Nnia Nwodo, has described the Director New Media of the Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, Mr Chijioke Amu Nnadi, as a gifted writer and a beacon for the youths.

Admin l Wednesday, June 30, 2021 LONDON, UK- A book titled “Not Unto Death”, meant to empower, encourage, inspire…

Organisers of the AKO Caine Prize for Literature have shortlisted five writers for the 2021 edition. Out of the  five writers shortlisted, three are ladies  while two are men

The International Publishers Association (IPA) today began accepting proposals for projects to develop reading culture beyond the classroom in Africa, with grants from the USD 200,000 Africa Publishing Innovation Fund (APIF) on offer to the best ideas

It was a celebration of cultural values and identity last week when the entire sons and daughters of Amikwo communities, Awka Anambra state home and abroad gathered together to celebrate their cultural ingenuities.

The NYSC Ondo State Coordinator, Mrs. Victoria Nnenna Ani has described culture as the connector that links people with their root. The State Coordinator made the disclosure during the Cultural Carnival to climax the social activities for the 2021 Batch ‘A’ (Stream 1) orientation course.

Public relations as a profession has been misunderstood and largely unappreciated over the years, especially as many are unable to identify distinguishing features from its sister professions: advertising and marketing hence the book, Nigerian Women in PR

The book, Nigerian Telecommunications Law and Regulations, is a compendium of the legal and statutory regime governing the most vibrant sector in the Nigerian economy. It is a useful resource that traverses the entire length and breadth of the telecommunications spectrum; reviewing, highlighting and discussing every segment of the Sector. The book has six hundred and ten (610) pages and eighteen (18) chapters