I chose to study in Canada to be close to my husband ―Sola Ibidapo-Obe
Mrs Sola Ibidapo-Obe was wife to former Vice Chancellor, University of Lagos (UNILAG), the late Professor Oyewusi Ibidapo-Obe. In this…
I wore my father’s clothes to lecture halls in the university ―Agbeyo
Dr Babatope Agbeyo, Chairman, Gem Giant Limited, shared the story of his life with SEGUN KASALI. Despite many challenges encountered…
I wore my father’s clothes to lecture halls in the university ― Agbeyo
Dr Babatope Agbeyo, Chairman, Gem Giant Limited, shared the story of his life with SEGUN KASALI. Despite many challenges encountered…
I studied Electrical Engineering out of curiosity because I could fix wires, cables — Falobi
The Bobajiro of Ijeshaland, Dideolu Falobi, shared his life story, his relationship with former Ogun State governor, Gbenga Daniel, in…
My decision to study Accounting was accidental —Olatunji, Chairman, Governing Council, Trinity University
Pro-Chancellor/Chairman, Governing Council, Trinity University Lagos, Pastor Samuel Olatunji, was a former Managing Director of Gateway Bank and Chief Accountant…
Watching Bruce Lee’s movies made me develop interest in karate —Saleh
Hajiya Zainab Saleh, Managing Director of Brains and Hammers Facility Management, WhiteOak Management Services Limited and Robyn’s Realtors Limited, told…
I already knew medicine that could treat most ailments since my secondary school days —Nimbe Akinro
Dr. Nimbe Akinro is the Medical Director, First City Hospital Osapa, Lekki. In this interview with Tunbosun Ogundare, he speaks…
How my work life inspired my sister to join civil service ―UBEC boss
Executive Secretary of Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC), Hajiya Aisha Garba, shares her life story with SEGUN KASALI and the…
From barriers to breakthrough: Dr Mayana’s path to revolutionising healthcare for Nigerians
Dr. Ummu Muazu Mayana is the cofounder of Horizon Health Network (HHN), a healthcare facilitation and systems strengthening organisation with…
After graduation, I only practised law for three years to please my parents — Linda Jabaru
The Chief Executive Officer, Adivahs Event Limited, Linda Jabaru, in this chat with SEGUN KASALI, went down memory lane to…
Why I thank God I didn’t stay back in Abuja after my NYSC programme — Dr Najeem Salaam, ex-Speaker of Osun State House of Assembly
Dr Najeem Folasayo Salaam is a two-term former Speaker of the Osun State House of Assembly. He share his rag-…
I was the first graduate in my father’s village —Mautin, Deputy Executive Secretary, UBEC
Razaq Olajuwon Mautin is the Deputy Executive Secretary of Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC). He went down memory lane in…
How I intended becoming a Pharmacist, studied Geology, but ended up an IT guru —Koleosho
Tayo Koleosho, the current Chief of Staff to the Executive Chairman of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), is a…
How my university certificate was seized in Bulgaria for criticizing Abacha —Akinoshun
Abbey Akindele Akinoshun is an Employment and Regulatory Law Consultant in the United Kingdom. In this interview by Segun Kasali,…
How helicopter mishap made me quit Singaporean army — Fashanu
Jonathan Fashanu, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Dash House Group, a United Kingdom-domiciled multidisciplinary practice, is of mixed nationalities: Nigerian…
Why I shelved my Law programme for Business Studies —Ogbeide-Shoyinka
Veronica Ogbeide-Shoyinka runs the popular Veronica’s Kitchen in Inglewood, Los Angeles, United States of America. In this interview with SEGUN…
Growing up, my cousin and I used to steal grandma’s money ―Fasuyi
Mrs Titi Josephine Fasuyi is the Chief Executive Officer of Destiny Focus Foundation and Vice Chairman, CaxtonJoe Holdings. She shares…
Gani Fawehinmi’s activism influenced my decision to study Law ―Oronsaye
Christian Oronsaye, Managing Attorney of Ivycrest Attorneys, APC in Los Angeles, California, United States of America, shares his childhood story…
Growing up, my doctor almost gave up on me because I was sickly ―Agule
Nick Agule, a chartered accountant who spent about 27 years in the oil sector before his retirement, shared the story…
Why I still listen to Fela’s music at 98―Chief Funke Arthur-Worrey
At 98, Chief (Mrs) Funke Arthur-Worrey remains very articulate, with huge retentive memory. In this chat with KEHINDE AKINSEINDE-JAYEOBA, the…
