"Attack Dog" Okupe Vs "Liar" Mohammed in the art of political spokesmanship

By Niran Adedokun

As a student of the art of communications, I am fascinated by the endless exchange between Dr. Doyin Okupe and Alhaji Lai Mohmamed.

         

 

Readers react to Saka's "I don port" MTN TVC

           

By Atim Nkese Nkpubre

Welcome to a brand new week. On behalf of the team at The Communicat, I hereby apologise to our esteemed readers and loyal followers of our blog who were unable to share their thoughts with us, owing to systemic issues.

Mobile Number Portability in Nigeria: Matters Arising

 By Atim Nkese Nkpubre


Watchers of the Nigerian telecommunications industry would agree that things haven’t quite been the same since Monday, 22nd April 2013, when
 Nigeria joined other top countries of the world in implementing the Mobile Number Portability (MNP)  regime, albeit, amid recurring challenges in service quality.  

Creative advertising Vs Product credibility as “Saka ports”

By Niran Adedokun


I might be treading on rather controversial paths this week, but then I think that is only part of life? Controversy does provide some spice and I think one should get worried when people agree with one all of the time. So let us try our hands on something that might be controversial this week.

Up, Close and Personal with the “Supreme Commander”

By Atim Nkese Nkpubre


I am passionately curious about a few things, people, places and events. As a student of culture, the politics of North Korea has never ceased to amaze me.
At 28, 29 or perhaps, 30 years of age, Kim Jong-Un, the Supreme Commander of North Korea, is the world’s youngest head of state! No one else outside of the secretive conclave seems to know his true birth detail. His birthday is variously given as January 8, 1982, 83 or 84.

Journalism and the lot of tokenism

By Niran Adedokun

Writing about journalism in Nigeria is an emotional point for me. As my first love and the profession that took the first ten years of my career trajectory, I miss journalism sorely.

“More” as the new slogan for advertising campaigns

By Atim Nkese Nkpubre

  

Today’s world has become a global village where events happening in one continent are beamed “live” via the television and other media channels to different homes in other continents.