Anti-Igbo narratives: FOSAD berates Prof Ahmed Bako's inaugural lecture @UDUS - ITREALMS

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... Says Bako misrepresented facts, engaged in Igbo profiling

The Forum of Southeast Academic Doctors (FOSAD) has berated supposed professor of history, Ahmed Bako, over his largely misrepresentation of facts during the 50th inaugural lecture, entitled "The Igbo Factor in the History of Intergroup Relations and Commerce in Kano: Opportunities and Challenges Revisited," delivered recently at the Usmanu Danfodio University, Sokoto (UDUS), reports ITREALMS.

According to FOSAD President and Secretary General, Dr Stephen Nwala and Dr Uzor Ngoladi, respectively, in a press statement available to ITREALMS as endorsed by Research & Documentation Team of the group made up of Dr Chudi Okoye, Dr Marcel Mbamalu and Dr Chris Belonwu, Professor Bako largely misrepresented historical facts at various points in his lecture, and also engaged in typical Igbo profiling, teasing a xenophobic position that negates the integrative spirit of the Nigerian constitution.

Exposed! Boko Haram false narratives – ITREALMS

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Following a recent visit by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to North East Nigeria the false narratives of the terror group, Boko Haram has been exposed, reports ITREALMS.

The delegation, led by Moncef Kartas, Head of Office and Stabilization at UNDP Nigeria, revealed critical insights that challenged Boko Haram's claims and shed light on the group's destructive and anti-Islamic agenda.

Inner Drive: Epic journey, told via individual narratives - ITREALMS

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How does a startup, founded far from the advantages and resources of the world’s tech hubs, go on to reach unicorn status? And more deeply, just how far can the drive for meaning and purpose ultimately take you? The inDrive documentary sets out to answer these questions.

In an exclusive premier today in Lagos, Nigeria, the inDrive documentary offered audiences a rare glimpse into the heart and soul of the company, with never-before-seen footage and candid stories from the individuals at inDrive’s roots, including founder and CEO Arsen Tomsky. 

NGE@Uyo: Tinubu advocates positive narratives to boost investment - ITREALMS

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Nigeria’s President, Bola Tinubu, has enlisted the support of the media towards projecting the country positively to enhance investor confidence and attract the needed investments to foster economic growth in the country.

The President, who was represented by the Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, made the remarks at the opening of the 19th All Nigeria Editors Conference, organised by the Nigerian Guild of Editors in Uyo, Akwa Ibom state on Wednesday.

Branding through Nigerian Narratives by Reuben Kalu - ITREALMS

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In the global marketplace, the power of branding is undeniable. Brands aren't merely logos or slogans; they are the embodiment of a company's identity. They shape perception, drive consumer loyalty, and ultimately influence purchasing decisions. 

In Nigeria, a country with a diverse cultural landscape and a rapidly growing consumer market, the art of branding takes on unique dimensions. This article explores how brands in Nigeria bridge the identity gap, leveraging culture, innovation, and strategic communication to connect with a dynamic and multifaceted audience.

Uncovered! Tinubu’s camp paying Yoruba youth, using fake Igbo names to push inciting tribal narratives - ITREALMS

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It has been uncovered that Bola Ahmed Tinubu's camp for the 2023 general election, is paying some Yoruba youth to use fake Igbo names to push inciting tribal narratives on social media, reports ITREALMS.

Confirming this, a seasoned tweep identified as Ade Razak @AdeRazakGold on Twitter, busted the secret plans by those he called 'Tinubu’s camp' to unleash hate speeches and push tribal content to pitch Yorubas against Ndigbo.