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Carnegie Mellon University Places Nigerian-born Professor Uju Anya on Leave Over ‘hostile and threatening’ Posts

Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) has placed Nigerian-born professor Dr Uju Anya on voluntary professional leave as it reviews social media

Emmanuel Eze September 12, 2026

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Antoinette Edodo, Chief Strategy Officer, Heirs Technologies: Estate Management Graduate Driving Africa’s Tech Growth

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Subomi Plumptre on personal development and asset management

The Lunch Hour: Subomi Plumptre- People with Successful Careers Train Themselves

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Working Lives: The Fisherman Who Left School for the Sea

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AfDB: The True Cost of Dr. Akinwunmi Adesina’s Second Term

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Asian entrepreneurs in Nigeria including Lebanese and Indian business communities

Why Asians Have Built Many of Nigeria’s Most Successful Businesses

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Toyin Sanni of Emerging Africa Capital on investing in Nigeria and investment banking

The Lunch Hour – Toyin Sanni, CEO, Emerging Africa Capital Group

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Carnegie Mellon University Places Nigerian-born Professor Uju Anya on Leave Over ‘hostile and threatening’ Posts

September 12, 2026

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Nestoil Recruitment: HRIS Analyst Job in Lagos

September 11, 2026

Chimamanda Adichie Reflects on Nigeria After the Death of Her Son

September 11, 2026

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Police Deny Reports Training Has Begun for 50,000 New Constables, Warn Candidates

September 11, 2026