This month’s Duke of the Month recognises two Nigerians whose work has shaped very different parts of national life. Olu Jacobs, who died at 84, …
The modern world often equates early rising with moral virtue. We are conditioned to believe that the first hours of daylight must be seized, conquered, and immediately put to work. …
November arrives as a quiet turning point in the year. The vibrant colours of autumn soften into muted golds and browns, and the air takes on a crisper edge. It …
There is something inherently gentle about the first light of morning. It does not demand attention; it simply arrives, casting a soft glow that slowly eases the world into wakefulness. …
The alarm sounds and the daily race begins. For many, the morning feels like a strict command. It is a frantic scramble to answer messages and meet deadlines before the …
Ms Yemisi Jenkins MBE, President of the Association of British Nigerian Law Enforcement (ABLE) Officers, welcomed delegates to the United Kingdom on Wednesday, 14 October 2026, during the Meet and …
This Man Crush Monday, Duke International Magazine celebrates Vusi Thembekwayo, a global business leader, venture capitalist, and unapologetic voice of entrepreneurial truth. Thembekwayo’s leadership philosophy is built on a foundation …
