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Heirs Holdings Group Announces Leadership Appointments to Drive Growth and Innovation

Heirs Holdings Group Announces Leadership Appointments to Drive Growth and Innovation

 

In a strategic move to strengthen its leadership and drive its long-term vision, Heirs Holdings Group has announced key executive appointments across its subsidiaries. The Chairman of Heirs Holdings, Tony O. Elumelu, emphasized the Group’s commitment to investing in human capital as a cornerstone of its success.

Heirs Holdings has appointed Azubike Emodi as the new Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Afriland Properties Plc. Emodi succeeds Uzoamaka Oshogwe, who has led the company since its inception in 2013 and was recently appointed CEO of Transcorp Hotels Plc.

With over 20 years of experience spanning financial services, real estate development, and strategic planning, Emodi is expected to drive Afriland’s vision, leveraging its vast land bank to execute significant residential and commercial real estate projects. His extensive leadership experience includes roles at Royal Bank of Canada, VFD Group, VBank, Anchoria Asset Management, and most recently, Herel Global, where he led major financial and real estate initiatives.

Additionally, Chidi Okpala has been appointed Executive Director – Payments, Group Integration & Strategy (PGIS) at Heirs Holdings Group. In his new role, Okpala will lead the Group’s technology and healthcare business sectors and collaborate with the leadership team to drive the company’s expansion strategy.

Okpala brings over two decades of leadership experience across financial services, FinTech, telecommunications, and strategy consulting. He has worked with industry giants such as Accenture, United Bank for Africa, and Bharti Airtel International. Before joining Heirs Holdings, he was the CEO of Asante Financial Services Group, where he played a key role in advancing digital financial inclusion across Africa.

Expressing confidence in the new appointees, Elumelu stated:
“I am confident in the value these leaders will bring to our Group. Please join me in welcoming them to their new roles.”

These appointments mark a new phase in Heirs Holdings’ continued drive for excellence, innovation, and strategic expansion in key sectors of the African economy.

Industry Stakeholders Call for Pragmatic Approach to Telecom Tariff Adjustment

Industry Stakeholders Call for Pragmatic Approach to Telecom Tariff Adjustment

 Telecom industry stakeholders have urged a balanced approach to the recently approved tariff adjustment by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), emphasizing the need to sustain operations while minimizing the financial burden on consumers.

Speaking on behalf of industry players, the Association of Licensed Telecommunications Operators of Nigeria (ALTON) and other key stakeholders acknowledged the economic realities necessitating the tariff review. They highlighted the mounting operational costs driven by inflation, foreign exchange instability, and rising energy prices, which have put immense pressure on service providers.

“The telecom sector is facing unprecedented financial strain, with the cost of network maintenance, equipment procurement, and power generation increasing exponentially. Without adjustments, operators will struggle to maintain service quality and expand network infrastructure,” a senior industry executive stated.

While recognizing consumer concerns, stakeholders assured that the approved 50 percent tariff hike represents a ceiling rather than a blanket increase. Market competition, they noted, would naturally regulate pricing, preventing arbitrary hikes.

However, industry leaders also called for transparency in implementing the NCC’s mandated service quality improvements. They urged the regulator to ensure that telecom companies adhere to infrastructure upgrade requirements to enhance network performance and customer experience.

“The industry remains committed to providing affordable services, but this must be done sustainably. The NCC’s directive on service quality is critical, and we fully support measures that enhance network efficiency,” a telecom operator representative added.

Beyond tariffs, stakeholders reiterated the need for government intervention to address key industry challenges. They appealed to the Federal Government to declare a state of emergency in the energy sector, citing the high cost of electricity and fuel as major factors driving up telecom expenses.

Additionally, they called for foreign exchange stabilization policies to ease the burden of importing telecom equipment, which is primarily sourced from international markets.

Following the NCC’s decision, the National Civil Society Council of Nigeria (NCSCN) announced the cancellation of its planned protest, acknowledging the economic pressures on both consumers and service providers.

Despite the adjustment, stakeholders reassured the public that telecom providers would remain committed to keeping tariffs as low as possible, ensuring that Nigeria maintains its position as one of the most affordable telecom markets globally.

NDPC Sensitizes Banex Plaza Traders on Data Protection During National Privacy Week 2025

NDPC Sensitizes Banex Plaza Traders on Data Protection During National Privacy Week 2025

NDPC Sensitizes Banex Plaza Traders on Data Protection During National Privacy Week 2025

Abuja, Nigeria – In a bid to enhance data protection awareness and compliance across Nigeria, the Nigeria Data Protection Commission (NDPC) has taken its sensitization campaign to Banex Plaza, Abuja, as part of the activities marking National Privacy Week 2025. Banex Plaza, known as one of Abuja’s busiest commercial centers for computers, mobile phones, and electronic gadgets, was chosen due to the high volume of digital transactions and data exchanges that occur daily.

The sensitization exercise was aimed at educating traders, business owners, and tenants on the importance of data privacy, their rights as data subjects, and their responsibilities as data controllers and processors. NDPC officials engaged shop owners in interactive discussions on how to handle customer information securely, prevent data breaches, and comply with Nigeria’s data protection regulations.

Raising Awareness on Data Security in Commercial Spaces

During the session, NDPC representatives emphasized the risks associated with poor data management practices, particularly in businesses that deal with large volumes of personal information, such as contact details, identity documents, and financial data. Traders were informed about the legal consequences of mishandling personal data, including penalties for non-compliance with Nigeria’s Data Protection Act.

The NDPC team also demonstrated best practices for data security, such as:
✅ Limiting access to sensitive customer information
✅ Using secure payment and transaction methods
✅ Safeguarding customers’ data from unauthorized third parties
✅ Adopting data protection policies within their businesses

According to an NDPC spokesperson, the outreach aligns with the commission’s commitment to promoting a culture of privacy, security, and compliance across all sectors of the economy. “Many business owners, especially in commercial hubs like Banex Plaza, handle sensitive customer data every day. It is crucial that they understand the importance of protecting this data to prevent fraud, identity theft, and unauthorized data usage,” the spokesperson noted.

Strengthening Nigeria’s Data Protection Culture

The National Privacy Week serves as a platform for NDPC to intensify its advocacy on data protection and privacy rights, particularly in a rapidly digitizing economy where data security has become a global concern. This initiative reflects the commission’s broader mission to enhance public awareness, enforce compliance, and build a secure digital environment for businesses and individuals in Nigeria.

Traders at Banex Plaza welcomed the sensitization exercise, acknowledging that many were previously unaware of their obligations under the data protection law. Some business owners expressed willingness to implement stronger security measures in handling customer data to build trust and avoid legal infractions.

The NDPC has reaffirmed its commitment to expanding its outreach efforts, targeting more businesses and organizations across Nigeria to ensure that data privacy becomes a fundamental aspect of commercial and digital transactions.

Dr. Abiodun Adereni Expands Healthcare Innovation with the Launch of Dobic Health

Dr. Abiodun Adereni Expands Healthcare Innovation with the Launch of Dobic Health

In a bold move to strengthen healthcare accessibility and innovation across Africa, Dr. Abiodun Adereni, Founder and CEO of HelpMum Africa, has officially launched his second healthcare company, Dobic Health. The new venture is set to redefine healthcare delivery by integrating cutting-edge diagnostic and medical services with a patient-centered approach.

Dobic Health aims to provide comprehensive healthcare solutions, covering women’s health, men’s health, and sexual health, alongside a full spectrum of diagnostic services. The facility will offer advanced laboratory and pathology tests, neurology, radiology (ultrasound scans, X-ray imaging), cardiology, and general health check-ups, among others.No alternative text description for this image

Bridging the Gap Between Innovation and Infrastructure

Speaking at the launch, Dr. Adereni emphasized the urgent need to bridge the gap between technological innovation and healthcare infrastructure in Africa. According to him, the next phase of healthcare delivery must focus on leveraging digital transformation to strengthen medical services and enhance accessibility for all.

“The future of healthcare in Africa depends on our ability to integrate cutting-edge technology with solid infrastructure,” Dr. Adereni stated. “With Dobic Health, we are taking a significant step toward achieving this by offering comprehensive medical services that prioritize efficiency, accuracy, and affordability.”

As an Ashoka Fellow and Youth Advisor at the World Bank, Dr. Adereni has been at the forefront of healthcare innovation, particularly through his first venture, HelpMum Africa, which focuses on improving maternal and child healthcare using digital solutions. The launch of Dobic Health marks another milestone in his mission to create a more resilient and technology-driven healthcare ecosystem.No alternative text description for this image

A Vision for a Stronger Healthcare System in Africa

With Dobic Health and HelpMum Africa, Dr. Adereni envisions a future where quality healthcare is not a privilege but a basic right accessible to all Africans. His goal is to transform healthcare delivery and accessibility in meaningful ways by combining digital health innovations with strengthened physical infrastructure.

“My broader vision is to contribute my fair share to building a resilient healthcare system in Africa, one that not only embraces digital transformation but also strengthens critical healthcare infrastructure to drive real impact,” he stated.

As the healthcare landscape in Africa evolves, Dobic Health is poised to play a crucial role in ensuring that individuals and families have seamless access to world-class medical services, reinforcing Dr. Adereni’s commitment to saving lives and improving healthcare outcomes across the continent.

Oando Publishes N4.1 Trillion Revenue and N65.5 Billion Profit-After-Tax in Full Year (FY) 2024 Results

Oando Publishes N4.1 Trillion Revenue and N65.5 Billion Profit-After-Tax in Full Year (FY) 2024 Results

Oando PLC (www.OandoPLC.com), Africa’s leading integrated energy company listed on both the Nigerian Exchange Grpup (NGX) and Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE), announced a strong financial performance for the Full Year (FY) 2024 with a 45% growth in revenue to N4.1 Trillion compared to N2.9 Trillion in FY 2023 results.

 

The company’s 2024 performance showcases a consistent upward trajectory following its announcement of N65.5 billion in profit after tax.

 

Speaking on the results, Group Chief Executive, Oando PLC, Wale Tinubu CON, commented, “2024 was a year of transformation for Oando, the key highlight being our successful acquisition and subsequent integration of NAOC Ltd, which significantly enhanced our production capacity, attaining peak operated production of 103,206boepd and net entitlements of 45,000 boepd.

 

Despite a challenging operating environment, we achieved a 45% increase in revenue to ₦4.1 trillion, reflecting the strength of our business model, and a 9% rise in profit after tax to ₦65.5 billion, notwithstanding the costs associated with the onboarding of NAOC.”

 

Oando’s production for the twelve months ended December 31, 2024, averaged 23,911 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boe/d), an increase from the 23,258 boe/d achieved in 2023. This growth was primarily driven by the acquisition of an additional 20% stake in the NAOC JV in Q4, partially offset by production disruptions due to shut-in wells resulting from sabotage activities.

 

2024 was a year of transformation for Oando, the key highlight being our successful acquisition and subsequent integration of NAOC Ltd

Additionally, the Group incurred $18.1 million on capital expenditures related to the development of oil and gas assets and exploration and evaluation activities, compared to $52.3 million in the twelve months to December 31, 2023.

 

Looking ahead to 2025, Tinubu stated, “In 2025, our priority shall be to drive cost optimization, operational efficiency, streamline processes, enhance procurement, and leverage technology to improve productivity across our operations. In parallel, we will intensify efforts to boost production through the dual approach of rig-less and workover initiatives while executing an aggressive drilling program across three rig lines.

 

Simultaneously, in collaboration with other stakeholders, we are proactively tackling above-ground security challenges by implementing a revamped security framework that integrates advanced surveillance technology and intelligence-driven initiatives to curb the perennial, unnecessary, and unjustifiable theft of oil to ensure the long-term integrity of our vast network.

 

As we look ahead to an exciting and successful 2025, we recognize that achieving our goals requires the unwavering support of our host communities and partners. Through extensive engagement, we will foster a collaborative ecosystem that not only secures our operations but also drives shared prosperity and sustainable development for all.”

 

As the company prepares for its 2025 targets, it is bolstered by optimistic oil demand predictions. The U.S. Energy Information Administration’s (EIA) global oil demand predictions forecast global demand to grow by 1.3 million barrels per day (bpd) in 2025, a significant increase from the estimated growth of 0.9 million b/d in 2024. This projected growth surpasses the pre-pandemic 10-year average (2010-2019) of 1.5 million bpd, indicating a positive trajectory for the global oil market.

 

With this announcement, Oando enters 2025 on a strong foundation. The announcement brings the company up to date on its financial reporting, successfully meeting all regulatory requirements. Notwithstanding the operational realities, Oando is positioned to build on the momentum of a successful 2024 committed to its strategic vision of becoming Africa’s first international oil company (IOC) by leveraging its strong operational capabilities and strategic partnerships to deliver value to its stakeholders.

 In a recent address to His Eminence, Alhaji Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar, CFR, His Royal Majesty, Oba OmoTooyosi Adebayo M. Akinleye, has shed light on the transformation of the judicial system in Yorubaland, emphasizing the shift from the traditional Osugbo/Ogboni judicial system to a more inclusive and secular legal framework. His remarks highlight the need to preserve Nigeria’s constitutional secularism to ensure justice, equity, and societal harmony in a multi-religious and multi-ethnic country.

The Traditional Osugbo/Ogboni System and Its Evolution

For centuries, the Osugbo/Ogboni judicial system played a central role in governance and justice within Yoruba society. Functioning as a high court, this institution was deeply embedded in the traditional governance structure, influencing both legal and social matters. The system not only ensured law and order but also maintained a strong moral code that reflected the values of the time.

However, as Nigeria moved towards modern statehood and embraced a national legal framework based on constitutional law, Yorubaland witnessed a gradual transition away from these indigenous legal systems. The shift was driven by the need for a more universal legal structure that respects individual freedoms, aligns with democratic principles, and provides a legal system that applies to all citizens, regardless of their cultural or religious backgrounds.

According to Oba Akinleye, this transition reflects a broader societal evolution towards laws that uphold fundamental human rights, such as freedom of thought, conscience, and religion. The modern legal system ensures that justice is served in a manner that is impartial and not restricted by the doctrines of any particular cultural or religious institution.

The Secular State and the Question of Sharia Law in the Southwest

Oba Akinleye also addressed concerns about the potential implementation of Sharia Law in the Southwest, warning that such a move could undermine the constitutional secularism of Nigeria. The country’s legal framework is built on the principle that no religion should be adopted as a state religion, guaranteeing every individual the right to freedom of religion without coercion or undue influence from the state.

The monarch stressed that while Sharia Law is recognized in some parts of Nigeria, particularly in the North where Islamic law has historical roots, imposing it in the Southwest would be problematic. The region is home to a diverse population that includes Christians, Muslims, and adherents of traditional African religions. Introducing a legal system based on one religion could create tension, legal ambiguity, and social discord.

“The introduction of Sharia in the Southwest could potentially undermine our secular framework, leading to tensions and conflicts not only between religious groups but also within the broader societal fabric,” Oba Akinleye cautioned. He noted that while religious communities have the right to practice their faith, governance and legal matters should remain within the purview of a neutral and universally applicable legal system.

The Benefits of a Secular Judicial System

The Yoruba monarch highlighted the advantages of maintaining a secular legal system, noting that it fosters peace, unity, and economic development. A judiciary that is independent of religious influence ensures that all citizens, regardless of their beliefs, are treated equally under the law.

“The secular approach has been beneficial in promoting peace, unity, and development by providing a common legal ground where all citizens, regardless of their faith or belief, can coexist harmoniously,” he said.

He emphasized that secular governance does not mean the suppression of religious freedom; rather, it ensures that the rights of every religious group are protected without state interference. This approach, he argued, is essential for sustaining a society where justice is fair, impartial, and accessible to all.

A Call for Constitutional Adherence and Social Harmony

Oba Akinleye concluded his message by urging all stakeholders—traditional leaders, religious institutions, and political authorities—to uphold the secular principles enshrined in Nigeria’s constitution. He called for continuous dialogue and collaboration to strengthen the country’s legal and governance structures while respecting cultural heritage and diversity.

His remarks add to the ongoing national discourse on the intersection of law, religion, and governance, emphasizing the need for a legal system that is inclusive, just, and aligned with Nigeria’s democratic ideals. As the country navigates complex legal and social challenges, his advocacy for secularism serves as a reminder of the importance of maintaining a judicial framework that protects the rights of all citizens in a pluralistic society.

Why Fathers Are Neglected in Old Age – A Call for Reflection on Family Dynamics

Why Fathers Are Neglected in Old Age – A Call for Reflection on Family Dynamics

 

In many Nigerian households, the roles of family members undergo significant shifts as time passes, with fathers often finding themselves sidelined in their later years. This transition raises the question: why does this happen, and what can be done to address it?

For the first 25 years, fathers are often the dominant figures in the family—providing, making decisions, and sometimes enforcing discipline. In many cases, their authority can feel overwhelming, with children respecting their father out of fear rather than deep affection. Meanwhile, mothers typically serve as the emotional anchors of the family, nurturing the children and forming the close bonds that shape their emotional development.

As children grow, however, the balance begins to shift. After completing their education and entering the workforce, their allegiance often leans more toward their mother. It is the mother who offers comfort and listens to their struggles, whereas the father may be too absorbed in work or maintaining authority. Over time, mothers become the primary emotional connection, the first point of contact when gifts are needed or when seeking advice.

When children grow up, leave the home, and start their own families, the dynamics continue to evolve. The father, once the head of the household, may now find himself increasingly isolated. In the event of disagreements between the parents, children often side with their mother, reinforcing the emotional divide. In some tragic instances, fathers who once commanded respect may feel abandoned and unheard in their later years.

For those fathers who have neglected to build emotional connections with their families, old age can be particularly difficult. Physical ailments such as hypertension and stroke, compounded by loneliness and stress, may take a toll. Though they provided for their families, those who neglected nurturing relationships often find themselves in a silent struggle for companionship and love.

The lesson here is clear: while fathers hold positions of power in the early years, it is essential to lead with love, not just authority. Building emotional bonds with children and fostering a respectful relationship with spouses is crucial for the future. Fathers should strive to be remembered not just for their authority but for their love and guidance.

To children, it is important to remember the sacrifices your father made. While no parent is perfect, your father worked hard to ensure your future. Honor him, and both your parents, as they age. It is not just a matter of gratitude but setting a positive example for future generations.

For mothers, it is essential to encourage unity and not create division between your children and their father. Parenting is a challenging journey, and fostering love and understanding is far more powerful than nurturing resentment.

Ultimately, family is everything. Let us strive to build relationships that stand the test of time, ensuring that the bonds we form today are ones we can count on in the years to come.

Kwara State College of Education Unveils ICT Community Centre with NITDA Collaboration

Kwara State College of Education Unveils ICT Community Centre with NITDA Collaboration

 

At the official commissioning of the ICT Community Centre at Kwara State College of Education, Ilorin, the Director General of the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), Kashifu Inuwa CCIE, delivered a compelling address highlighting the importance of the Centre in advancing Nigeria’s digital economy.

In his opening remarks, Inuwa underscored the significance of the collaboration between NITDA and the Renewed Hope Initiative in establishing the Centre, calling it a pivotal move in enhancing the digital skills and knowledge of citizens. He noted that the Centre, equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, is designed to provide a smart, personalized learning experience, aiming to empower individuals with the tools necessary to excel in the digital age.

Furthermore, Inuwa lauded the remarkable commitment of Her Excellency, the First Lady of Nigeria, Senator Oluremi Tinubu. He highlighted her unwavering dedication to empowering women, vulnerable groups, the less privileged, and students by providing them with the resources and opportunities needed to thrive in the digital economy, both locally and nationally.

Why Dell Laptops Are Loved Worldwide – Innovation, Performance & Reliability – Menxtt Technology NG

Why Dell Laptops Are Loved Worldwide – Innovation, Performance & Reliability – Menxtt Technology NG

When it comes to laptops, Dell has earned a solid reputation worldwide for reliability, innovation, and top-tier performance. Whether you’re a business professional, gamer, student, or creative, there’s a Dell laptop designed just for you. Over the years, Dell has consistently ranked among the top laptop brands, thanks to its cutting-edge technology, durable build quality, and customer-focused solutions.

What Makes Dell a Global Favorite?

1. Built to Last

Dell laptops, especially the Latitude, XPS, and Precision series, are known for their strong build quality and durability. Many models meet military-grade (MIL-STD 810G) durability standards, meaning they can withstand extreme temperatures, drops, and rough handling—a lifesaver for professionals on the go.

2. Power & Speed That Keep Up With You

Dell’s latest laptops come with high-performance Intel and AMD processors, making them super-fast and efficient. Whether you’re editing videos, running business applications, or gaming, Dell ensures smooth and seamless performance.

3. Perfect for Business & Remote Work

Dell’s Latitude and Precision series are a top choice for companies and remote workers, thanks to their high security, remote management tools, and enterprise-grade support. These laptops keep your data safe and your workflow smooth.

4. Gamers & Creatives Love Dell

If you’re a gamer or a creative professional, Dell’s Alienware and G-Series laptops are built for you. With powerful NVIDIA RTX graphics, advanced cooling systems, and immersive displays, these laptops bring games and creative projects to life.

5. Fast Charging & Smart Battery Life

Nobody likes being stuck to a charger all day. Dell’s ExpressCharge technology powers up your battery to 80% in just one hour. Perfect for those who are always on the move.

6. Award-Winning Quality & Innovation

Dell consistently ranks among the top laptop brands worldwide. In 2024, Dell’s XPS and Latitude series were recognized as some of the best laptops for business and productivity by TechRadar, Forbes, and PCMag.

Dell’s Game-Changing Innovations

💡 Dell Optimizer – AI-powered software that learns your habits and improves performance.
🔋 ExpressCharge – Charges your laptop up to 80% in just one hour.
🌟 InfinityEdge Display – Ultra-thin bezels for a bigger and better screen experience.
🛡️ SafeBIOS & SafeScreen – Advanced security features to protect your data.
❄️ Alienware Cryo-Tech Cooling – Keeps gaming laptops cool under heavy loads.

Some of Dell’s Most Popular Laptops

For Business & Professionals:

✔️ Dell XPS 13/15 – Stylish and powerful ultrabooks.
✔️ Dell Latitude 7430/7440 – Secure, reliable, and great for remote work.
✔️ Dell Precision 5570/5680 – High-performance workstation laptops.

For Gamers & Creatives:

🎮 Alienware M16/X16 – High-end gaming laptops with top-notch graphics.
🎮 Dell G15/G16 – Affordable yet powerful gaming laptops.

For Everyday Use & Students:

📚 Dell Inspiron 14/15 – Perfect for school, work, and entertainment.
🏢 Dell Vostro 3510/5620 – Budget-friendly and ideal for startups.

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NIMC Joins Gender Inclusion Conference to Advance Women’s Empowerment

NIMC Joins Gender Inclusion Conference to Advance Women’s Empowerment

 

The National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) has reaffirmed its commitment to gender equality by actively participating in the Gender Inclusion Conference (#SheIsIncluded), an initiative organized by the Office of the Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

The high-profile conference brings together policymakers, industry leaders, advocates, and other stakeholders to discuss and address pressing issues affecting Nigerian women. Key topics of discussion include access to quality education, healthcare, economic opportunities, digital inclusion, and leadership representation. The initiative underscores the federal government’s commitment to fostering an inclusive society where women have equal opportunities to thrive.

As the primary institution responsible for identity management in Nigeria, NIMC recognizes the crucial role that equitable access to identity services plays in empowering women. The Commission emphasized the importance of ensuring that national identification systems are inclusive, accessible, and responsive to the needs of all Nigerians, particularly women and marginalized groups.

NIMC reiterated its dedication to promoting gender-sensitive policies and innovations that make identity registration easier for women, especially those in underserved communities. The Commission also highlighted ongoing efforts to streamline registration processes, improve accessibility, and raise awareness about the importance of digital identity in accessing essential services such as banking, healthcare, and social welfare.

In a statement, NIMC commended the Office of the Vice President and all stakeholders involved in organizing the conference, acknowledging their relentless efforts in advancing gender equity in Nigeria. The Commission further encouraged continued collaboration among government agencies, private sector partners, and civil society organizations to ensure lasting progress in women’s empowerment and inclusion.

With this participation, NIMC reinforces its role as a key enabler in the national drive for gender equality and inclusive development, aligning with global best practices and Nigeria’s broader socio-economic goals.