How Consumer Expectations Shape Product Design By Stacy Wolff
All good design starts with two questions: Why are we doing this and who are we doing it for? Designers call these the consumer’s “need...
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Hello World, Goodbye Health: Curbing Big Soda’s Sportswashing At Olympics
BY ROBERT EGBE On October 16, 2021, the Executive Board (EB) of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) endorsed the Olympism 365 strategy which aims to...
Of Delta State Debt, DESOPADEC And The Politics Of Uninformed Critics
BY FRED EDOREH By all means, it is the right of citizens to call their governments to account. It reminds leaders that they hold authority...
Are You a Lazy Person? Harness the Power of Creativity to Drive Innovation and Boost Productivity
PROF. CHIWUIKE UBA In a world awash with stereotypes, a lazy identity is frequently caricatured as lethargic, uninspired, and unproductive. Lazy people have long been...
Femininity, Feminism, and the Essence of Connection in Relationships
BY PROF. CHIWUIKE UBA In our modern society, the nuanced distinctions between femininity and feminism often become blurred, prompting discussions on how women can use...
Like Tinubu, Like Council of State Members By Tony Eke
The echoes of the hunger protests will likely last longer than expected. As long as the issues which fed the mild social convulsions are not...
Has Wole Soyinka Regained His Voice? By Tony Eke
The first hunger protests left regrettable but avoidable tragic trails on Nigeria’s socio-political firmament. Even though a recurrence may be relatively far away, one of...
Of Protest, Defiance, and Narratives By Tony Eke
An unusual feature of the build-up to the Hunger Protest which began last Thursday 1st August reflected the nature of the protest itself. At its...