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Agatha Emeadi

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Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Latest publication
Sep 30, 2026
Outlet visibility, for Thesun
Top 500K sites
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Jul 4, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Agatha Emeadi

    Foreign capital, local infrastructure; How investment is taking root in Nigeria (opens the original)

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    Foreign investment in Nigeria is increasingly translating into physical infrastructure, jobs, local procurement and economic activity, as multinational companies continue to commit significant capital to telecommunications, manufacturing, construction and other sectors. From telecommunications towers and fibre networks to cement plants, factories and major road projects, much of the capital invested in Nigeria is being converted into fixed assets that remain within the country and support econom

  2. Article · Sep 13, 2026 · Agatha Emeadi

    Dangerous body enhancements (opens the original)

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    The average human being loves anything that is beautiful: a shapely, curvy body, masculine look, natural endowments in the right places – above the equator, fine houses, cars and just about anything that is fine and appealing. The desire to have a beautiful and attractive appearance is the primary factor that sustains the global beauty products and services industry. People, men and women, collectively pour in millions to undergo procedures to enhance how they look. The desire for body enhanceme

  3. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Agatha Emeadi

    My love life with late Alex Ekwueme (opens the original)

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    Dr Mrs Helen Alex- Ekwueme is the widow of Nigerian’s first elected executive Vice President, Dr Alex Ekwueme of blessed memory. She was born in Lagos to well-educated parents – Mr Thomas Boyo, an Itshekiri man from Delta State and Mrs Eleanora Ayodele Boyo, (Nee Hughes) of Lagosian/Brazilian descent. At over 80, she is as smart as a freshly minted medical doctor. Though she graduated tops and with honours through her academic journey, that intelligence still resonates in this elegant woman who

  4. Article · Aug 30, 2026 · Agatha Emeadi

    Designers must learn business side of fashion -Oghene, CEO, (opens the original)

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    Dr Princess Oghene is the founder and Group CEO of God’s Might (GMYT) Group Ltd. She is an entrepreneur, strategic fashion educator, institution builder, and advocate for women and youth empowerment. According to her, the journey into fashion began long before the establishment of GMYT Fashion Academy. “I started as a young entrepreneur selling jewellery and clothing, gradually moving from a small retail space into the boutique and bespoke fashion business.” Oghene spoke with Sunday Sun recently

  5. Article · Aug 29, 2026 · Agatha Emeadi

    Beauty in the motherland 2026 set to advance Africa’s (opens the original)

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    Beauty in the Motherland (BITML) 2026 is set to return to Lagos from October 5 to 7, to bring together beauty brands, exhibitors, professionals, creators, industry leaders, buyers and enthusiasts for a three days of exhibitions, networking, knowledge-sharing and business opportunities. The event, which is set to hold at the Eko Convention Centre, Eko Hotel & Suites, is positioned as a major platform for advancing Africa’s beauty industry by increasing visibility, market access and opportunities

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