Author: Ifetayo Adeniyi

Pleasure Magazine’s Latest Edition Features PR Expert Adeniyi Ifetayo Pleasure Magazine’s Latest Edition Features PR Expert Adeniyi Ifetayo In its latest edition, Pleasure Magazine, a luxury brand publication known for connecting the world, has featured Adeniyi Ifetayo Moses, celebrated Nigerian journalist, and PR expert. Pleasure magazine is published by Otunba Adedotun Olaoluwa, and endorsed by the Prince of Saudi Arabia. The prestigious magazine highlights the achievements of individuals who have made remarkable contributions to their respective fields. Adeniyi Ifetayo Moses, alongside two other Nigerians, has been recognized as one of the world’s leading businessmen featured in this exclusive issue. The…

Arsenal Submit £90m Club-record Bid For West Ham Captain Declan Rice Arsenal have submitted a club-record offer for West Ham captain Declan Rice. The England midfielder has emerged as a target for the Gunners in recent months and a first bid was rejected earlier in June. However, the media understands a second offer has been lodged that eclipses the £72million Arsenal paid for Nicolas Pepe in 2019. It is believed the new bid, including add-ons, could total £90million and will test the resolve of Europa Conference League winners West Ham. Rice, 24, lifted the trophy in Prague on June 8…

Bill Gates and Aliko Dangote partner with President Tinubu to boost healthcare in Nigeria   Bill Gates and Aliko Dangote partner with President Tinubu to boost healthcare in Nigeria Bill Gates and Aliko Dangote join forces with President Tinubu to boost healthcare in Nigeria. The influential business leaders discussed initiatives by the Gates and Dangote Foundations to improve healthcare in the country. President Tinubu reaffirms commitment to prioritise healthcare, highlighting the need for support in overcoming challenges and ensuring the health of Nigeria’s citizens. In a recent visit to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, business magnates Bill Gates and Aliko Dangote…

Tinubu Works 18-20 Hours Every Day – Presidency The Presidency has revealed that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu works for 20 hours every day. This is to ensure that his administration fulfills the campaign promises made to Nigerians. The revelation was made by Special Adviser to the President on Communication, Strategy, and Special Duties, Dele Alake in a chat with on Monday. Alake said President Tinubu works between 18 to 20 hours each day since his assumption of office on May 29 and has been a hard worker since his time as the Governor of Lagos State. The presidential aide added…

Ohanaeze calls for support for Tinubu following appointment of new Service Chief Okwu called on Ndigbo to support Tinubu’s government. Following the appointment of new Service Chiefs by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the apex Igbo socio-cultural organisation, Ohanaeze Ndigbo Youth Council Worldwide has commended the president for his effort to unite the country. The group said the appointments showed that Tinubu has good plans for Nigeria and would carry everyone along. Recall that on Monday, June 19, 2023, President Tinubu retired the Service Chiefs appointed by his predecessor, Muhammadu Buhari and announced their replacements. Reacting to the development, the National…

How to love yourself: 22 tips to believe in yourself again In this guide, you’ll learn everything you need to know about how to love yourself. What to do. What not to do. (And most important of all) how to believe in yourself when you feel like the world is telling you different. Let’s go… 1) You are the most important person in the universe If there is only one lesson you learn this entire year, it’s this: You are absolutely the most important person in your entire universe. Your entire life is lived through your eyes. Your interactions with…

X3M Ideas breaks jinx, becomes first Nigeria’s agency to win Cannes Lions One of the leading creative agencies in Nigeria, X3M Ideas has won Nigeria’s first Cannes Lions International Festival for Creativity. X3M Ideas won in the health category for the public health advocacy called “Scoot Life Expectancy” which was done to tackle the menace of soot in Port Harcourt, Nigeria. “It feels great to finally break the 70 years jinx for Nigeria at the Cannes Lions. I feel the win is not just for X3M Ideas alone, it is for AAAN and most importantly, it is for our beloved…

Explainer: How Nigeria can curb crude oil theft Africa’s biggest oil producer has long grappled with the menace of crude oil theft, which has had detrimental effects on its economy and national security for years. This unlawful activity usually involves the illegal extraction and smuggling of crude oil, vandalization of pipelines, and bunkering, resulting in significant revenue losses for the country and environmental degradation. The stolen oil is often refined locally or sold on the black market, robbing the country of vital revenue that could be invested in infrastructure development and social welfare programs. Crude oil theft is not…

54 Years After Admission, 71-year-old World’s Slowest Student Finally Graduates More than five decades after he started university degree, Arthur Ross finally completed his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of British Columbia (UBC) Mr Ross, 71, is now the new record holder for the longest time to complete a university degree after taking 54 years to graduate. “The now 71-year-old retiree told UBC with an easy laugh. Mr Ross enrolled in UBC in 1969. In an interview with BBC, Mr Ross said: “I just wanted to learn because I was curious.” That desire for learning, he said, is…

Bill Gates: Why I am Optimistic About Nigeria Philanthropist and co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, (BMGF), Bill Gates will on Wednesday, June 21, 2023, visit Nigeria to learn more about the progress being made in technology, innovation and development. In this exclusive interview with Chiemelie Ezeobi, he explains why he is optimistic about Nigeria’s future and the role young innovators are going to play in it. Welcome to Nigeria. This is your first time back in Nigeria since 2018. What brings you back? What are you planning to do and see while you are in Niger and…