Engaging the blackbox-glassbox paradox: Media imperatives in the era of artificial intelligence, By Omoniyi Ibietan
Artificial Intelligence Therefore, in the AI era, development is not only a function of infrastructure, capital, or policy. It is...
FEATURE: Inside my entry, stewardship and exit from NCC, By Niyi Ibietan
Weeks after exiting the NCC, Mr Ibietan reminisces about his time there, writing about the "unmerited favour" and "grander grace"...
On the road to Kisumu, By Omoniyi Ibietan
Kisumu, Kenya ...it was beautiful sharing knowledge with the man chauffeuring me on the road to Kisumu. It was great...
Kabir Dangogo: An archetypal public relations specialist, and spirit so rare, By Omoniyi Ibietan
He remains in the pantheon of torchbearers and those who enriched our history and corpus of knowledge. His transition leaves...
Rest on, Sam Nujoma, African patriot and founding father of Namibia, By Omoniyi Ibietan
After his tenure as president in 2005, Nujoma published his autobiographical work, Where Others Wavered, a profound consequential work of...
Employees, customers, and the paradox of value, By Omoniyi Ibietan
Perhaps Richard Branson, the globally recognised entrepreneur of the Virgin Group fame, underscored the superiority and importance of the worker...
TRIBUTE: The Rafatu Salami I Knew, By Omoniyi Ibietan
"Rafatu, I've got fond memories of your rare, rekindling love, abhorrence of unfreedoms and the search for peace."
A practitioner’s musing on World Public Relations Day 2024, By Omoniyi Ibietan
Public Relations word cloud written on a chalkboard Suffice it to say that it has been an amazing journey of...
Kongi! A decade short of a century and the wonderful ‘drama of existence’, By Omoniyi Ibietan
Professor Wole Soyinka He has been a voice against inhumanity, insisting that "Justice is the first condition of humanity," prompting...
The digital economy and prospects of fintech in Nigeria, By Omoniyi Ibietan
...whoever has imposed any barrier on his or her ability to comprehend what fintech is, as well as its value,...
Facebook, the largest networking site at 20, By Omoniyi Ibietan
In its 20 years of operation, Facebook has been a source of disruption in a positive and negative sense. Vaidhyanathan,...
Social communication and the future of Nigerian democracy, By Omoniyi Ibietan
Introduction More than three decades ago, the Internet – the most defining matrix of the digital public communication culture –...
Mandela: ‘A statesman on the world stage’, By Omoniyi Ibietan
Mandela’s political ideas basically speak to democratic socialism, the pursuit of equality, the promotion of rights and rejection of unfreedoms,...
Senegal’s democracy imperiled by the current reign of unfreedoms, By Omoniyi Ibietan
Senegalese opposition leader, Ousmane Sonko. Picture credit: AFP ...what Mr Sall and his cohorts are doing in Senegal is antithetical...
Mosi oa tunya: An ecological splendour and a painful paradox, By Omoniyi Ibietan
Mosi oa tunya, otherwise described as Victoria Falls in Zambia. In one of the presentations at the APRA conference, African...
Dillibe Onyeama: When death cuts so deep, By Omoniyi Ibietan
Onyeama was a rare humanist, writer, author, journalist and publisher. He also loved natural habitats in a special way and...
New perspective for telling Africa’s stories, By Omoniyi Ibietan
History may not have been kind to Nigeria and Africa but the future may be kind if we consciously embrace...
API’s Nigeria Social cohesion survey: A scary report spiced with hope, By Omoniyi Ibietan
I advocated that appointed and elected elites must be ready to walk the talk on federal character principles and similar...
TRIBUTE: Anne Nnenna Nnaji: Call Me A Woman!
“Anne Nnaji was more than a colleague. She was a great friend and sister.”
