Franklin Ocheneyi

ALLI Franklin Ocheneyi is a media professional and Communicator with over 10 years of experience in the print and digital news media. Ocheneyi is passionate about telling manufacturing and allied - industries stories in Nigeria and the African continent.

World Bank’s Official in Trouble Over Nigeria’s Petroleum Import Licences Comment

The House of Representatives Committee on Petroleum Resources (Downstream) has called for the dismissal and arrest of the World Bank official responsible for the April 7, 2026 Nigeria Development Update, which recommended the reinstatement of petroleum import licences. The Committee Chairman, Hon. (Barr.) Ikenga Ugochinyere Ikeagwuonu,described the recommendation as a reckless move capable of undermining…

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Nigeria’s Entertainment Industry Is Now Worth $10.8bn

Nigeria’s entertainment industry is now worth $10.8 billion in revenue. The US International Trade Administration gave the estimate, emphasising that the industry is largely driven by Nollywood films and Afrobeats music. Nollywood alone produces more than 2,500 films per year.This makes it the world’s second-largest film industry by volume. Afrobeats has also contributed over $8…

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The Value Saldrey Communications is Bringing to PR, Marketing Communication Industry – COO, Omotayo Okewunmi

• Omotayo Okewunmi Mrs Omotayo Okewunmi, is the Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Saldrey Communications Limited. In this exclusive interview with Industrial Times, she shares insights on the company’s unique niche services to brands across sectors , and how it aims to sustain the momentum in a rapidly evolving business and political landscape. EXCERPT: How…

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How strategic communication can propel oppositions to electoral victory –Lai Mohammed

Former Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has given an account of how disciplined, strategic communication can transform a fragmented opposition into a cohesive national movement. Mohammed gave the insight at Abbey College, Cambridge, UK, yesterday, emphasising said that the method was deployed by the political oppositions in Nigeria to defeat the ruling…

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MBO Capital Boosts Nollywood Films by N9bn, says ED

•Adekunle Adebiyi MBO Capital Management Limited declared that it has channelled more than N9 billion into Nigerian film productions since 2017. The Executive Director (Investments), MBO Capital Management, Adekunle Adebiyi, disclosed this during the second edition of the Film Financing Conference hosted by the company in Lagos. He told financiers, filmmakers and industry executives at…

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