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As Edo Central looks toward the 2027 general elections with great hope, conversations around leadership, representation, and development have taken centre stage. At a time when many citizens feel hopeless  and disconnected from federal power and unheard in national decision-making, questions are being asked about who can truly give Edo Central a strong, credible, and a wonderful fearless voice in the Federal House of Assembly in Abuja. Tim Okojie Ave, an international award winning  media entrepreneur and Publisher of National Chronicle newspaper, steps into this conversation not as a career politician, but as a strong long-standing advocate for accountability, transparency, and people-centred governance. Known for his investigative journalism and unapologetic stance against abuse of power, a passionate Esan man who had been  at the forefront fighting to ensure  Edo central produce a governor . Mr. Tim, as he is foundling called in the social and media circle, now se...

" The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others."              By Mike Cerutti: Richlist Int.. Young Igbo Entrepreneur,High Chief Charles Kenny Ibik, Balogun Of Allen and the  Omeokachie 1 of Enugwu Ukwu, has praised billionaire business mogul and humanitarian Prince Arthur Eze as the greatest Igbo philanthropist alive. In a heartfelt tribute, Balogun Ibik expressed his admiration for Prince Eze, saying "I love and admire him, I pray to be like him". He highlighted Prince Eze's selfless giving, stating that he gives to all without looking back. Balogun Ibik urged other billionaires to emulate Prince Arthur Eze's philanthropic efforts, citing his remarkable timeline of giving. Prince Eze, also known as Uzibgvondu 1 of the world, has made significant contributions to various causes, earning him recognition as Igbo's richest and greatest philanthropist alive. • Brand Placement  The Balogun's endorsement underscores P...

On occasion of the second anniversary of the jet crash that claimed the lives of Herbert Wigwe, his wife, and son.Edo State Governor, HE Sen Monday Okpebholo, has sent a heartfelt sympathy message to the management of Access Bank PLC and the Herbert Wigwe family  The governor's message was conveyed via a special WhatsApp note to The Cerutti Media last night , expressing his sorrow over the tragic incident. Governor Okpebholo described Herbert Wigwe as a "pride in modern day corporate banking" and said he was hurt by his early departure. His words reflect the high regard in which Wigwe was held in the banking community. The governor's message conveyed his condolences to the family and Access Bank, stating that "God knows best" amidst the tragedy. This sentiment echoes the feelings of many who respected Wigwe's contributions. He prayed that God grant Herbert Wigwe "continues rest in peace", acknowledging his legacy in the banking sector. Wigwe...

    By Mike Cerutti & Stellar Treasure  " Do what you have to do, until you can do what you want to do...For the only thing that stops you from achieving your dreams is the voice in your head." - Denzel Washington   Dame Dr. Adaora UmoEji, the charismatic MD & CEO of Zenith Bank Nigeria Plc, recently celebrated her birthday, and she's sharing a powerful message for those seeking genuine success. "There is no obstacle you cannot overcome once you push yourself every day to achieve success," she says. As a trailblazing leader in the Nigerian banking sector, Dame Adaora's words carry weight. Her journey to the top is a testament to resilience and determination. With years of experience in the corporate world, she's proven that with grit and perseverance, anyone can overcome obstacles and achieve greatness. Dame Adaora's success tip is simple yet profound: push yourself daily. It's about consistency and refusing to give up, even when faced wi...

 •WIEG Investment Summit 2026 Set to Drive Economic Growth in Nigeria Lagos, Nigeria – The World Integrated Economic Growth Initiative (WIEG) is pleased to announce the WIEG Investment Summit 2026, scheduled for February 25th and 26th in Lagos, Nigeria. This private sector-led event aims to address pressing challenges facing MSMEs, cooperatives, and women-led businesses in Nigeria, including limited access to structured investment and capital. Despite ongoing policies to support MSMEs, significant challenges remain, including gaps in investment readiness and compliance among enterprises, fragmented engagement between policy, investors, and market actors, and weak post-intervention tracking to measure outcomes. The Summit addresses these challenges by providing a platform that connects policy, private capital, and growth-ready enterprises. The WIEG Investment Summit is designed to deliver practical results, featuring curated participation, structured engagement, and post-Summit cont...