A Professor of Agriculture at the University of Benin, Victor Azubuike Okonji, has advocated cultural dynamism as a way of blending our valuable old cultural activities with life’s current realities being promoted by the new generation known as the Genzi.

It was obviously a day of glory on Thursday for the Editor-in-Chief of Atlanticnewsonline, Mr. Frank Oshanugor when personalities gathered at the Osun Hall of Lagos Airport Hotel, to officially unveil his new book titled “Crime Beat Reporting In Nigeria – A Historical Evolution of the Crime Reporters Association of Nigeria.”

Arrangements are in top gear for the investiture of Fellows and induction of members by the Institute Of Professional Risk And Investment Managers of Nigeria. Among the Fellowship recipients is Dr. Emma Onyekachukwu Ejiofor, an astute politician and traditional prime minister of Ubulu-Uku Kingdom in Delta State.

The management of Accolades Communication Limited has announced the official nomination of its Managing Director, Dr. Luke Okojie as a Silent Hero awardee in Leadership at the 8th Edition of Silent Heroes Awards coming up in June,2026.

Privately owned Landmark College located in Ikorodu, Lagos State on Saturday organised a high level annual inter-house sports competition for its students, blending it with some display of Nigeria’s dressing culture particularly of the Yoruba race. It was obviously a rich display.

As the world celebrates the International Women’s Day, a non-governmental organisation known as Ngo Hygie-Enwerem Foundation has congratulated the womenfolk worldwide.

In a rare celebration of success, no fewer than 20 Vice Chancellors of different Nigerian universities joined their colleague, Prof. Stella Chiemeke of the University of Delta (UNIDEL), Agbor to mark the first convocation ceremony of the University on Saturday. The event took place at the institution’s mini stadium in the main campus, Agbor.

In Asaba—city of quiet breezes and ancestral reverberations—an ancient rhythm stirred when Barr. Mike Ejiofor, former Director of the Department of State Services, placed his daughter’s hand in marriage. It was not merely a wedding; it was a ceremony where two rivers met—Delta and Yoruba—each carrying the stories of their people, their cultures, their memories.

Today is one of my happiest days in life and I feel highly overwhelmed that nine Catholic priests have gathered here for the wedding of my daughter.”

Worshippers at the University of Lagos Catholic Chaplaincy (St. Thomas More) on Sunday witnessed a very joyous moment as 19 graduates of the University who bagged First Class recently in their undergraduate degree examinations were honoured with awards and cash rewards.

The Chaplaincy, Swedish Bitters Brand Promoters, led some anonymous donors in financially rewarding the graduates who are members of St. Thomas More Catholic Chaplaincy for their exceptional performances in their undergraduate programmes at the University of Lagos.