Breakfast Connect

One of the main challenges Nigeria's manufacturing industry is facing is electric power. An estimated 2 billion dollars or more is said to have been spent trying to provide uninterrupted power in Nigeria. This is besides the $750m facility the World Bank recently approved to develop the nation's power sector. Is this the final additional funding the power sector needs for Nigeria to be able to pro...

Deji Faremi of the Busy Buddies Sport Team talks about the reason more players from the Nigeria Professional Football League are not receiving calls to represent Nigeria's senior men's football team, the Super Eagles, even though the league has produced cup heroes in the recent past. He also tells us why he thinks Manchester City will win the English FA Cup after Project Restart as well as the pos...

Deji Faremi of the Busy Buddies Sport Team talks about the reason more players from the Nigeria Professional Football League are not receiving calls to represent Nigeria's senior men's football team, the Super Eagles, even though the league has produced cup heroes in the recent past. He also tells us why he thinks Manchester City will win the English FA Cup after Project Restart as well as the pos...

Deji Faremi of the Busy Buddies Sport Team talks about the reason more players from the Nigeria Professional Football League are not receiving calls to represent Nigeria's senior men's football team, the Super Eagles, even though the league has produced cup heroes in the recent past. He also tells us why he thinks Manchester City will win the English FA Cup after Project Restart as well as the pos...

Osita Ndukuba joins @BimbolaAwoyele on #SportTheMoney to talk about the EPL entering the Jurgen Klopp era, Vince Carter retiring at the "ripe young age of 43" and other things.

Osita Ndukuba joins @BimbolaAwoyele on #SportTheMoney to talk about the EPL entering the Jurgen Klopp era, Vince Carter retiring at the "ripe young age of 43" and other things.

Osita Ndukuba joins @BimbolaAwoyele on #SportTheMoney to talk about the EPL entering the Jurgen Klopp era, Vince Carter retiring at the "ripe young age of 43" and other things.

Titilayo Vivour-Adeniyi: "We need to promote positive masculinity from the cradle. Statistics has shown that the boy-child who are not deliberately trained to respect women become sexual offenders in future. Nobody is born a rapist. Nobody is born an abuser. These behaviours are learnt over the years."

Titilayo Vivour-Adeniyi: "We need to promote positive masculinity from the cradle. Statistics has shown that the boy-child who are not deliberately trained to respect women become sexual offenders in future. Nobody is born a rapist. Nobody is born an abuser. These behaviours are learnt over the years."

Titilayo Vivour-Adeniyi: "We need to promote positive masculinity from the cradle. Statistics has shown that the boy-child who are not deliberately trained to respect women become sexual offenders in future. Nobody is born a rapist. Nobody is born an abuser. These behaviours are learnt over the years."

Why is it difficult to get long-term financing in Nigeria's agricultural sector? What are some of the factors hindering exponential growth in Nigeria's agricultural sector? These are some of the questions we sought to answer when Breakfast Connect sat down with Detoun Abi Olaniyan, the Head of Agri-business at SunTrust Bank Nigeria Limited.

Why is it difficult to get long-term financing in Nigeria's agricultural sector? What are some of the factors hindering exponential growth in Nigeria's agricultural sector? These are some of the questions we sought to answer when Breakfast Connect sat down with Detoun Abi Olaniyan, the Head of Agri-business at SunTrust Bank Nigeria Limited.

Why is it difficult to get long-term financing in Nigeria's agricultural sector? What are some of the factors hindering exponential growth in Nigeria's agricultural sector? These are some of the questions we sought to answer when Breakfast Connect sat down with Detoun Abi Olaniyan, the Head of Agri-business at SunTrust Bank Nigeria Limited.

He was influenced by his uncle, his mother's younger brother - the late Ras Kimono. Even though he is an accomplished M.C., actor and stand-up comedia, Kingsley Ndubhokwu, aka Babahkay, says music is his first love.  "If you're not performing you're not making money. If you're not making money, you're broke and if you're broke, it affects the economy", Babahkay says of the effects of the COVID-19...

He was influenced by his uncle, his mother's younger brother - the late Ras Kimono. Even though he is an accomplished M.C., actor and stand-up comedia, Kingsley Ndubhokwu, aka Babahkay, says music is his first love.  "If you're not performing you're not making money. If you're not making money, you're broke and if you're broke, it affects the economy", Babahkay says of the effects of the COVID-19...

He was influenced by his uncle, his mother's younger brother - the late Ras Kimono. Even though he is an accomplished M.C., actor and stand-up comedia, Kingsley Ndubhokwu, aka Babahkay, says music is his first love.  "If you're not performing you're not making money. If you're not making money, you're broke and if you're broke, it affects the economy", Babahkay says of the effects of the COVID-19...

How much is Nigeria going to make from the National Sports Festival? What is the urgency associated with ensuring the festival holds this year? Kelly Nkoro shares his thoughts about holding the National Sports Festival in 2020. He also talks about FFP and the frustration of Madrid fans over Karim Benzema. Kelechi: "It makes me laugh how we want to decieve ourselves (in Nigeria that) sports adds an...

How much is Nigeria going to make from the National Sports Festival? What is the urgency associated with ensuring the festival holds this year? Kelly Nkoro shares his thoughts about holding the National Sports Festival in 2020. He also talks about FFP and the frustration of Madrid fans over Karim Benzema. Kelechi: "It makes me laugh how we want to decieve ourselves (in Nigeria that) sports adds an...

How much is Nigeria going to make from the National Sports Festival? What is the urgency associated with ensuring the festival holds this year? Kelly Nkoro shares his thoughts about holding the National Sports Festival in 2020. He also talks about FFP and the frustration of Madrid fans over Karim Benzema. Kelechi: "It makes me laugh how we want to decieve ourselves (in Nigeria that) sports adds an...

Bimbola Awoyele reviews some of the major sporting stories of the weekend on the Monday edition of Sport, The Money. The Ministry for Sports and Youth Development says a Task Force set up the sports minister, Sunday Dare, will on Monday (today) commence work with the verification of occupants and identification of illegal structures inside the National Stadium, Lagos. The task force, made up of me...

Bimbola Awoyele reviews some of the major sporting stories of the weekend on the Monday edition of Sport, The Money. The Ministry for Sports and Youth Development says a Task Force set up the sports minister, Sunday Dare, will on Monday (today) commence work with the verification of occupants and identification of illegal structures inside the National Stadium, Lagos. The task force, made up of me...

Bimbola Awoyele reviews some of the major sporting stories of the weekend on the Monday edition of Sport, The Money. The Ministry for Sports and Youth Development says a Task Force set up the sports minister, Sunday Dare, will on Monday (today) commence work with the verification of occupants and identification of illegal structures inside the National Stadium, Lagos. The task force, made up of me...

The Nigeria Broadcasting Commission, on June 11, 2020, made public an amendment to its 6th broadcasting code of conduct. Since its release, the amendment has received mixed reviews from stakeholders and industry practitioners. Africa Business Radio's Breakfast Connect sat down with Aduratomi Bolade for his views on the updated code. Bolade, who has been in journalism and broadcasting for almost tw...

The Nigeria Broadcasting Commission, on June 11, 2020, made public an amendment to its 6th broadcasting code of conduct. Since its release, the amendment has received mixed reviews from stakeholders and industry practitioners. Africa Business Radio's Breakfast Connect sat down with Aduratomi Bolade for his views on the updated code. Bolade, who has been in journalism and broadcasting for almost tw...

The Nigeria Broadcasting Commission, on June 11, 2020, made public an amendment to its 6th broadcasting code of conduct. Since its release, the amendment has received mixed reviews from stakeholders and industry practitioners. Africa Business Radio's Breakfast Connect sat down with Aduratomi Bolade for his views on the updated code. Bolade, who has been in journalism and broadcasting for almost tw...