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16 Years, 16 Scholars: What 7UP’s Harvard Scholarship Says About Investing in Nigerian Talent

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16 Years, 16 Scholars: What 7UP’s Harvard Scholarship Says About Investing in Nigerian Talent

admin August 29, 2026

For many companies, corporate social responsibility is measured by the number of people reached...

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Meta’s $17.1bn Child-Safety Settlement: When Does Corporate Responsibility Begin Online?

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Meta’s $17.1bn Child-Safety Settlement: When Does Corporate Responsibility Begin Online?

ONYINYECHI NWAIGBA August 28, 2026

Social media companies have spent years talking about keeping young users safe. Now, one...

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Sahara Power Advances Nigeria’s Energy Infrastructure with $12 Million Lagos IPP

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Sahara Power Advances Nigeria’s Energy Infrastructure with $12 Million Lagos IPP

ONYINYECHI NWAIGBA August 28, 2026

12MW Independent Power Plant to Enhance Electricity Supply Across Ogba, Acme Road, Wemco Road...

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Stop Calling Every Corporate Donation CSR

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Stop Calling Every Corporate Donation CSR

ONYINYECHI NWAIGBA August 28, 2026

A company donates ₦100 million to a community. A hospital receives new equipment. Students...

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Nigeria and Thailand Are Deepening Ties. What Does This Actually Mean for Nigeria?

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Nigeria and Thailand Are Deepening Ties. What Does This Actually Mean for Nigeria?

ONYINYECHI NWAIGBA August 28, 2026

Nigeria and Thailand are looking to deepen their relationship. On paper, that sounds like...

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$12m Lagos Power Plant: What Reliable Electricity Could Mean for Businesses and Communities

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$12m Lagos Power Plant: What Reliable Electricity Could Mean for Businesses and Communities

admin August 28, 2026

For businesses operating in Nigeria, electricity is rarely just another operating expense. It can...

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Cheaper Fuel, Cheaper Fares? Can Nigeria’s Energy Transition Finally Deliver Relief for Commuters?

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Cheaper Fuel, Cheaper Fares? Can Nigeria’s Energy Transition Finally Deliver Relief for Commuters?

admin August 28, 2026

For millions of Nigerians, the energy transition is not an abstract conversation about cleaner...

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Nigeria’s Fortified Rice Push: Why Nutrition, Local Capacity and Food Security Must Grow Together

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Nigeria’s Fortified Rice Push: Why Nutrition, Local Capacity and Food Security Must Grow Together

admin August 28, 2026

Rice is already one of the foods most Nigerians do not have to be...

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Can AI Finally Learn to Speak Africa? A New Challenge Wants Builders to Try

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Can AI Finally Learn to Speak Africa? A New Challenge Wants Builders to Try

ONYINYECHI NWAIGBA August 27, 2026

The Sahara CodeSwitch Africa Challenge is inviting African builders to develop voice AI that...

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When Corporate Responsibility Meets the Waste Problem

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When Corporate Responsibility Meets the Waste Problem

ONYINYECHI NWAIGBA August 26, 2026

Ogun’s sealing of a packaging company over alleged illegal dumping and open-air waste burning...

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