UNILAG Earns JAMB Recognition for Excellence in Inclusive Education

The University of Lagos (UNILAG) has received national recognition from the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) for its outstanding commitment to advancing inclusive higher education in Nigeria.

The recognition highlights UNILAG's remarkable

Lagos Fashion Week 2026: Green Access Applications Are Now Open!

The journey toward a more sustainable and circular African fashion industry continues.

Green Access 2026 by Lagos Fashion Week is now accepting applications

Courageous Followership - The Strength to Lead by Following

Leadership often receives the spotlight, but organizations, communities, and nations are equally shaped by the quality of their followers. Great leaders rarely succeed in isolation—they thrive because they are supported by followers who think critically, act responsibly, and have the courage to speak up when it matters most.

Courageous followership is the practice of supporting leaders while remaining committed to truth, accountability, and the greater good. It is not passive obedience or blind loyalty.

What Is Courageous Followership?

Coined and popularized by Ira Chaleff, courageous followership emphasizes that

WHATSAPP IS EVOLVING—AND IT'S ABOUT MORE THAN JUST MESSAGING.

WhatsApp is expanding its platform with two highly anticipated features: Usernames and Multi-account support. Together, these updates are designed to improve privacy, simplify account management, and make the app more flexible for both personal and professional use.

Usernames: More Privacy, Less Phone Number Sharing

Instead of always sharing your phone number,

Xerox Earns Recognition in A3 MFP Vendor of the Year Category at the Print.IT Awards 2026

July 2026 — Xerox has received recognition in the A3 MFP Vendor of the Year category at the Print.IT Awards 2026, highlighting the company's continued commitment to innovation, productivity, and excellence in the evolving print and document technology industry.

The A3 Multifunction Printer (MFP) category is one of the most closely watched segments in the office technology market, recognizing vendors that demonstrate outstanding performance in print quality, workflow integration, reliability, security, sustainability,

Air Peace Delays, Cancellations, and Customer Satisfaction in Strategic Network Optimization

Air Peace remains one of Nigeria's largest domestic and regional airlines, with significant investments in fleet expansion, route development, and network optimization. However, despite these strategic investments, recurring flight delays and cancellations continue to generate concerns among passengers and industry observers.

Network optimization is designed to improve operational efficiency by ensuring that aircraft,

The Untold Stories of Collaboration

The History of Media and Personal Development

In every generation, the media has served as more than a channel of communication—it has been a powerful catalyst for personal growth, social transformation, and collective progress. Yet, one of the least discussed aspects of media history is its collaboration with the field of personal development. Behind many of history's greatest achievements lies a partnership between communication and human potential.

The Birth of Influence

Long before the digital age, storytelling / Narrative was the first form of media. Elders, scholars, and philosophers passed knowledge from one generation to another through oral traditions. These stories did more than entertain—they shaped character, inspired courage, preserved values, and built communities. Personal development was deeply rooted in the narratives people heard and shared.

With the invention of the printing press in the fifteenth century, ideas could travel farther and faster than ever before. Books on leadership, ethics, education, philosophy, and self-improvement became accessible to wider audiences. The collaboration between publishing and personal development had begun, empowering individuals to learn independently and challenge existing limitations.

Media as the Classroom of Society

Air Peace Adds first factory-new Embraer E175

 Air Peace has expanded its fleet with the addition of its first factory-new Embraer E175, marking another milestone in the Nigerian airline's fleet modernization and regional expansion strategy. The aircraft was officially delivered by Embraer in Brazil and arrived in Lagos in early July 2026.

Key Highlights

The Circular Economy in Maritime Engineering Business

 Steering the Blue Economy Towards Sustainability.

For decades, the maritime industry has been built on a linear economic model: extract, manufacture, use, and dispose. While this approach has supported global trade and industrial growth, it has also contributed to resource depletion, environmental pollution, and increasing operational costs.

Today, a new paradigm is reshaping maritime engineering and business—the Circular Economy.

The circular economy is not simply an environmental initiative; it is a strategic business model that seeks to maximize the value of materials, products, and assets by keeping them in productive use for as long as possible. Rather than treating equipment, vessels, and materials as disposable, maritime engineering now views them as renewable assets within a continuous cycle of innovation, maintenance, refurbishment, and recovery.

Why the Maritime Industry Must Embrace Circularity?

The Followers or Subordinates: The Unseen Architects of Organizational Success

Over the past several months, many of my articles have focused on leadership—its responsibilities, its influence, and its capacity to move organizations beyond immediate success toward sustainable, long-term growth. I have written about leadership as a vision, a mantle of responsibility, and the ability to see beyond today's achievements into tomorrow's possibilities.

Today, however, I would like to shift the conversation.

I want to focus on those who are often overlooked: the followers, the subordinates, and the teams who faithfully execute the vision.

Leadership may define the destination, but followers determine whether the journey is successfully completed.

This raises an important question:

Do followers or subordinates hold equal responsibility for the success of a brand or company, regardless of the strengths or weaknesses of leadership?