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Kwara 2027: The Chess Game of Sarakis PDP and AbdulRazaqs APC by YAShuaib

Kwara 2027: The Chess Game of Sarakis PDP and AbdulRazaqs APC
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Nkechi Ali-Balogun: The African PR Amazon @70 By Yushau A. Shuaib

At 70, Nkechi Ali-Balogun remains not only relevant but remarkably inspirational. May her wisdom continue to illuminate the path for generations of communication professionals across Africa.
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Nelson Mandela: An Embodiment of Public Relations By Yushau Shuaib

Nelson Mandela: An Embodiment of Public Relations By Yushau Shuaib "Mandela was filled with humility,...
Media/PR

Convergence of Spokespersons in Government

By Yushau A. Shuaib The occasion was auspicious. The personalities were news-creators from diverse critical...
Media/PR

The Spokesperson: Between Propaganda and Public Relations- YAShuaib

It is not about politics, product launch and cheap publicity. It is about image, reputation and editorial judgement. It is a choice between propaganda and public relations.

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Kwara 2027: The Chess Game of Sarakis PDP and AbdulRazaqs APC by YAShuaib

Kwara 2027: The Chess Game of Sarakis PDP and AbdulRazaqs APC
Features

Nkechi Ali-Balogun: The African PR Amazon @70 By Yushau A. Shuaib

At 70, Nkechi Ali-Balogun remains not only relevant but remarkably inspirational. May her wisdom continue to illuminate the path for generations of communication professionals across Africa.
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Kishiya: Between Ribadus ONSA and Famadewas Homeland Security

The Presidency should clarify the mandates, reassure Nigerians that the security leadership is united and focused, and likewise counter the mischievous portrayal of the appointment as kishiya in Hausa.
Politics

Consensus Fraud: When Governors Usurp the Voters Mandate

The coming week may prove decisive for the political process leading to the 2027 general election. The gladiators may be deciding the tickets. But the people sovereign, long suffering, and watching will have the final say. They always do.