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 By Genesis Ogiri Builder (Mrs.) Florence Ehon Akinyoade, FNIOB, former National Chairperson of the Association of Professional Women Builders of Nigeria (APWBN), has been elevated to the Fellowship cadre of the Nigerian Institute of Builders in Facilities Management (NIBIFM), marking another milestone in her professional trajectory within Nigeria’s built environment sector. The conferment took place on Saturday, October 24, 2026, at Merit House, Maitama, Abuja, during the investiture ceremony of the institute’s new chairman, Builder Odunmbaku Wilson Olayiwola, FNIOB, FNIBIFM. The ceremony brought professional recognition and leadership transition into focus, underscoring the importance of institutional continuity and professional excellence in the facilities management industry. Akinyoade’s elevation to the fellowship cadre further reinforces her standing within the building profession, where technical competence, leadership experience and commitment to industry advanc...

By Genesis Ogiri The National Chairperson of the Association of Professional Women Builders of Nigeria (APWBN), Bldr. Dr. Bunmi Grace Omojola, has reaffirmed her commitment to mentoring young builders to become better versions of themselves, stressing the importance of professional development, ethical leadership and skills acquisition in Nigeria’s construction industry. Omojola made this known in Abuja yesterday at the investiture and induction ceremony of the third chairman of the Nigerian Institute of Building in Facilities Management, where she emphasised the need to nurture emerging professionals through mentorship, practical training and continuous capacity development. "She noted that investing in young builders was essential to developing a competent workforce capable of responding to the evolving demands of the construction sector. According to her, technical knowledge, leadership skills and professional guidance would empower emerging practitioners to build c...

By Genesis Ogiri ABUJA - The Founder and Convener of Face of Congeniality Nigeria (FOCN) Leadership Academy, Hon. Princess Obianuju Duru, has charged emerging leaders to translate inspiration into purposeful action, stressing that effective leadership begins with self-discipline, personal development and a commitment to creating opportunities for others. Duru gave the charge at the 2026 YOU Inspire Leadership Conference, held on Saturday, October 17, at the Nigerian National Merit Award House, Maitama, Abuja. The conference, themed “HADASSAH: The Culture of the Palace 2.0,” brought together leaders, professionals and emerging change-makers to discuss leadership, influence, mentorship and nation-building. In her opening address, titled “Why Hadassah, Why Now?” Duru reflected on the journey of FOCN since its establishment in 2019, explaining how the initiative had evolved from a beauty pageant platform into a leadership and personal development organisation. She emphasi...

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 By Genesis ogiri  ABUJA - Dr. Igbinosa Ogbeide-Ihama, an aspirant for the Oredo Federal Constituency seat in the 2027 general elections under the platform of the  Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), has called for a paradigm shift in Nigeria’s governance architecture, advocating institutional reforms, inclusive leadership and legislative accountability as imperatives for sustainable national development. He argued that the country’s persistent socioeconomic challenges are rooted not fundamentally in resource scarcity, but in systemic institutional deficiencies, extractive political structures and the inequitable distribution of economic opportunities. In a policy commentary titled “Why Nations Fail and Why Nigeria Wobbles: From Institutional Voids to Inclusive Leadership — The Oredo Choice,” Ogbeide-Ihama argued that Nigeria must build institutions that protect citizens’ rights, encourage businesses and ensure that public resources benefit the wider population...