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Nigeria's Image:Blood, oil and the banality of greed

Posted on Apr 06, 2010 Posted by PR Nigeria

By Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: On March 15, 2010, MEND, the best known of the insurgent groups in the Niger Delta, detonated two car bombs at an Amnesty conference. There was a third bomb, which was not detonated because as MEND said in its press release, it "would have resulted in great loss of lives". Their aim was not to kill people but to send a message about the Nigerian government's unacceptable policy of too many conferences and too little action.

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Access Bank Reviews CSR Strategy

Posted on Dec 28, 2009 Posted by Tosin Fodeke

Access Bank reviews CSR strategyBy Tosin Fodeke ACCESS Bank Plc has reviewed its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) strategy and had equally commenced the implementation of policies and procedures that align business growth with good corporate citizenship. According to the banks' Corporate Social Responsibility report for 2008 recently released in Lagos, CSR in the bank cuts cross "every thing that we do and every one we deal with, from employers to regulators and from...

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2010-03-29 18:55:59I have never come across a CSR report by any financial institution in Nigeria wi...

Re: Before We Crucify Etteh

Posted on Oct 04, 2009

NOTE: Just wonder the timeliness of the publication of the piece on the above by the spokesperson to the Speaker of the National Assembly, Hon. Patricia Etteh. What other strategies could have been more effective going by the disclosure of her SA-Madia and the stories in the media?

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There is no doubting the brilliance of Egbemode's piece in defence of her boss. It's such a revealing piece of writing. Apart from pointing out the antics of the persecutors of her boss who...

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Dangogo's Praxis

Posted on Dec 04, 2009 Posted by Kunle Ogedengbe

Philosophers define praxis as the theorization of practice and the practicalisation of theory. Exactly that is what Kabir Dangogo has done in his book, Beyond The Banking Hall. Dangogo in the 245-page book with the first 17 pages being for the credits, brought out how the theories or principles of public relations were turned into practice in banks thereby bringing up new vistas to the practice.
The book with 13 chapters started with From Journalism to Public Relations. In chapter two...

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Re: PR People as Errand Boys

Posted on Oct 04, 2009

I write to commend you on your article in THIDAY of 27 August 2007, titled “PR People as Errand Boys”. From a cursory glance, one is likely to dismiss the write up as another one of those articles designed to dent the image of the PR profession and its practitioners. But a detailed reading reveals that the article truly treats some pertinent issues that plague our profession, courageously tries to outline these issues and is sincerely written out of a deep and passionate concern for the...

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