Friday, 5 June 2026

Biography of Ruth Kadiri

Ruth Kadiri is a renowned Nigerian actress, film producer, and screenwriter who is widely recognized for her talent and expertise in the entertainment world. As one of the most in-demand  movie scriptwriters in the country, she has established herself as a force to be reckoned with in the Nollywood Industry.

Ruth Kadiri born on the 24th of March, 1988 in Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria. She is the first child of two children, born to Mr and Mrs. Desmond Kadiri.

Full Biography of Ruth Kadiri

Growing up, Ruth Kadiri studied Public/Mass Communication at the University of Lagos and Business Administration at the Yaba College of Technology.
 

The actress kept her love life private until December 2017, when she announced that she was engaged on social media. On August 26, 2019, Kadiri gave birth to her first child. On July 20, 2022, she gave birth to her second child.
 

Ruth Kadiri ventured into Nollywood in the movie titled Boys Cot and since then has over 150 movies to her credit. As a screenwriter, Ruth Kadiri has also written and co-written several movies including Matters Arising, Heart of a Fighter, Ladies Men, Sincerity, First Classand Over the Edge. Ruth also produced films such as Matters Arising, Over the Edge, Somebody Lied and Memory Lane, which deals with the issue of lies and deceit. 


Filmography & Movies by Ruth Kadiri

The movies she has featured in include:
  • Boys Cot
  • Love is Beautiful (2019)
  • Tender Lies (2019) as Blessing
  • Unfounded (2019)
  • Murder Call (2019) as Isabella
  • Stab (2019) as Olivia
  • The Final List (2019) as Idara
  • The Dumb Wife (2020)
  • Too Old for Love (2020)
  • Tears of Rejected Seed (2020)
  • Babies and friends (2020) as Funbi
  • Too old for this (2020) as Lycia
  • Shrine Girl (2020)
  • Space Out (2020) as Toria Larry
  • Cold (2021) as Precious
  • Pair (2021) as Shade
  • Adunni (2021)
  • Taking chances (2021) as Nurse Angela
  • Love Me (2021) as Oreoluwa Jegede
  • Craving (2021)
  • 5 is company (2021) as Josephine
  • Out of Love (2021) as Tejiri
  • Nasty Jane (2021) as Janelle
  • House Boy Wanted (2021) as Joan
  • Boiling point (2021) Roli
  • Everybody wants Alvin (2022) as Funke
  • Breakfast (2022)
  • Something Fishy (2022) as Toke
  • Honey We Are Broke (2023) as Lucy
  • Hot Mess (2023) as Marie
  • Alaye (2024) as Catherine
  • Perfect Nobody (2024) as Idia
  • Trading Your Heart (Food For Thought) (2025) as Rebecca 
Ruth Kadiri is active on social media. You can connect with her via her official handles on Facebook, Instagram, X and TikTok.

Biography of Dr. Nnamdi Dimgba

Dr Nnamdi Dimgba, a judge of the Federal High Court, Abuja.

Dr. Nnamdi Dimgba is a Partner in the Lagos law firm of Olaniwun Ajayi LP. Graduating in the top 2 of his class at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (Enugu Campus), Nnamdi was called to the Nigerian Bar in September 1999. Recognized as Nigeria’s leading expert on Competition Law, Nnamdi has had a most exciting career and a remarkable mix of experiences. He started his professional career in the Tax and Legal Services Division of Arthur Andersen Nigeria (KPMG Professional Services). Subsequent to his time at Arthur Andersen, Nnamdi joined Olaniwun Ajayi LP as a Senior Associate and the Head of the Enterprise Practice Group, and in this capacity, led teams that provided legal advice in the areas of Taxation, Mergers and Acquisitions, and on various transactions in the fields of Corporate and Commercial Law, Corporate Restructuring and Insolvency law. After his initial time at OALP, Nnamdi joined another premier commercial practice, PUNUKA Attorneys & Solicitors, as Partner in charge of its Capital Markets, Banking and Finance Practice Group, and was actively involved in both the contentious and advisory aspects of the Group’s work. An Oxonian, Nnamdi holds a BCL degree from the University of Oxford (Worcester College), a Certificate in US Law and Legal Methods from Suffolk University in Boston, USA and a PhD in Competition Law from the University of the West of England (UWE), Bristol, where he was also a Law Lecturer in Corporate and Competition Law until 31 August, 2006. Nnamdi is a recipient of numerous scholarships and awards including the Shell Centenary/British Chevening Scholarship to the University of Oxford, the DFID Scholarship to the University of Cambridge, Doctoral Research scholarship, UWE Bristol, among others. He has been extensively published locally and internationally in the fields of Nigerian competition and securities laws. Nnamdi is currently serving as the Chairman of the Competition Law Committee, Section on Business Law of the Nigerian Bar Association.

Biography of Okafor Sunday Chikwado

Full Biography of Okafor Sunday Chikwado

Okafor Sunday Chikwado, who is also known as Asia big name was born in the year 1983 in Enugu, Eastern part of Nigeria. He was born into the family of Mazi Dickson Okafor who was a traditional teacher and grew up in the family of eight.

Okafor Sunday Chikwado is one of Nigeria’s finest and rich entertainer and businessman who is popularly known for his impact in acting, singing, Youtube Vlogging and Podcasting.
 
Read: Biography of Engineer Oluseyi Makinde

As a businessman who deals in fashion wears and real estate, he constantly encourages Igbo youths never to listen to fake pastors and native doctors. He believes that there is no shortcut to success and that legitimate businesses still pay. It is with such mindset that Okafor Sunday Chiwado started his career as businessman when he went to learn clothing apprenticeship at a very young age in Onitsha under Okwudili Umeji, popularly known as High Chief Ogbu Agu, for nine (9) years. After his service, he engaged in combined business with his boss for another 2 years to build his entrepreneurship career. It was after  this that he traveled to China to start the business properly.


He is currently the Chief Executive Officer of Asia big name Heritage and Enterprise and Sunnyo Store. He is into cryptocurrency trading and real estate. Asides being a businessman, Sunday Okafor is also a skit maker, YouTube Vlogger and Podcaster. In his podcast, he has interviewed several Nollywood stars like TC Virus, Dikeh, amongst others.

Read: Biography of Actress Kehinde Bankole

Okafor Sunday Chikwado is happily to his heartthrob and hey are blessed with children.

Okafor Sunday Chikwado is active on social media. You can connect with him via his official handles on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and X.

 


Metro: Road side food.Yay or Nay?



A number of people who actually prefer buying food to cooking at home.

Not just buying food sha, but roadside food. Whether or not this is good is subject to personal decision. Even with this, there are still things we need to know.

Many say they can't buy roadside foods except its someone they really know who is selling it and others say its really embarrassing and it give a bad notion about them. They be like "What? What if my old classmate finds me there?".

In life, we're filled with the ability and opportunity likewise to make choices whether wrong or right.

A few people say its not hygenic at all but they also get criticisms on the surety of the canteen foods. We're not sure how hygienic they are.

Personally, I don't like it. I made up my mind when I approached one and she cleaned her nose with her hand wiped the 'whatever' from her nose and without washing her hand, sold the food!

Yuck!

I got exasperated that when I went to another and the lady almost did the same, I strictly told her to wash her hand before she sold it. She did, and I was fine.

Many times, we don't take note of these things.
 On the other hand, some others feel its affordable to the poor and even travelers.

On life issues, we have our views on so many things and this is of such.
What do you think?


  Abayomi Adunni Adeola

Thursday, 4 June 2026

Should You Use Your name as a Business Name?

As a Debut article in this Column, I will be sharing five reasons why you should use your name to represent your business and five others why you shouldn’t.
 
Abayomi Adeola Dells's Business Buzz Column on NELOC News International



One of the advantages of using your name for your business is that you get to help people easily find you on google; especially if your business has a website and great online presence. Also, you become the face of the brand - this means that you have a lot to do with content- videos, pictures, etc and the business is what you want people to know you for. Three it allows people to know that whatever comes from the space of that name is your idea and no one else. This doesn’t affect your employment of others but the concept of the framework or structure must be from you. Again, it helps you push your personal brand as a person- your belief, character, view, etc. An example is Tom Ford known for Social Entrepreneurship, etc.


Five, you cannot run out of ideas so long as you’re sure of what you stand for and what you want to portray and so if as a person you love it simple, you might not find it hard making really simple dress designs. These are the 5 benefits you get from using your name as your business name.

Let's see the disadvantages.

If you are someone who would not love to remain as the face of the brand and appear very frequently, you might need to rebrand your business name. If you are camera-shy and don’t want to be at the forefront of your marketing campaign, it is advised that you do not use your name. You might just want to leave some others to work on it for you.

2. Secondly, you cannot run the business without you being there. You have to be there because people trust you not the business. It’s you they are used to. Building a business that eventually operates without you means hiring staff and training management teams and you can’t do that independently.

Again, when your company is more comfortable hiring staff and not just one person, you shouldn’t use your name. This means that when you use your name, it might not fit the mode of business you want to do. This is why you cannot find a bank with the name of just one person. The company doesn’t fit that mode.

Four, once you use your name for the business, you cannot use it for another line of business except it’s under the same enterprise. You might have to choose another name for the other business outside the former description. Five, using your name might limit you because your vision of the business you’re building is just for the now. You are not sure what’s going to interest you later and so it’s better to pick what you understand. So for whatever name you’re choosing, make sure it’s something you understand for now. Something you have full details about. Branding is beyond just having a logo, it involves your perception and how you project that perception to others. Please note that ‘name’ in this talk means something like ‘Abayomi Adeola (Della)’ not ‘Lekesticks’ or ‘Soladrums’. I’m talking full names.


Tech Review: How Jooble is Helping Users Find Their Dream Jobs

Tech Review: How Jooble is Helping Users Find Their Dream Jobs



Like Google, Jooble is a job search engine created to help its users find their desired and dream jobs. The platform makes use of a simple and accessible interface to allow users find job postings, vacancies and current openings available on the search engine. 


With a large base in South Africa, Jooble prides itself as the largest platform to find as many job vacancies as possible in South Africa. This however, is not basically because Jooble is the largest job site in South Africa or a leading world employment resource. This is because of Jooble's operation features; in the same way as any other search engine operates, Jooble does not compile all the information in its own database, but searches it out and brings it to the user in a unique way.
 
 


When users perform a search with Jooble, the output and results show links to job postings from more than 5000 different job sites throughout South Africa that are the most relevant to your search terms. This helps to save time and energy, enabling users apply to desired jobs from a single query. 



Jooble also has an Advanced Search and a lot of filters. Compared to perusing the newspaper or using a regular job board, job-hunting with Jooble may seem unusual initially and may need some mastery to land a guaranteed dream job. 




Jooble believes that Labour is a leading component of human life and that there is a suitable job for each individual which complements life with meaning. As such, the Company aims to help people find jobs, regardless of  language, religion, skin color or beliefs. 


To achieve this goal, the platform was developed to create essential awareness for all current jobs available, no matter what country they are advertised in or what job boards, corporate websites, social networks, and newspapers they are posted on. Jooble also creates simple and intuitive tools for people to help them find jobs that exactly match their skills, knowledge, place of residence and other relevant criteria.




For foreigners and nationals seeking jobs in South Africa, Jooble is a good bet. Jooble provides valuable information on the future of work to its users and help users decide if a job is suitable for them. It operates on an critical cum analytical metric and data analysis system, data choices and purity to measure Job results. Unlike many other job sites, it also eliminates technical obstacles such as extra mouse clicks, technical complexity or unnecessary intermediaries) for candidates towards finding new jobs. 

Tuesday, 2 June 2026