I experienced this firsthand during my first-ever Image Merchants Promotion Limited (IMPR) annual staff retreat in Kano State, a journey that turned out to be far more meaningful than I expected.

According to a press release by the National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC), this initiative could generate over ₦150 billion annually from 2026.

Kannywood’s Wata Shida: When A Film Meets the Moment, by Dahiru Lawal On Saturday, 20th December 2025, we convened the First Kannywood Roundtable on Reputation Management and Digital Advancement in Kano. Hosted by Image Merchants Promotion Limited (IMPR) publishers of PRNigeria, in collaboration with the...

Dangote’s Allegation: Why Is Farouk Ahmed Silent on the Corruption Claims By Yushau A. Shuaib When a billionaire suddenly becomes an overnight anti-corruption crusader, one should pause. Not because activism is wrong, but because power rarely moves without an agenda. In Nigeria’s oil sector—where money, regulation,...

A Health Agreement That Reframes U.S.–Nigeria Cooperation Chinedu Moghalu At a time when global attention is fixed on migration, visa restrictions, border controls, and the language of exclusion, Nigeria has concluded a bilateral health agreement with the United States that deserves to be understood on...

Walking Under Death Wires: A Kano Evening That Should Alarm Us All, by Zekeri Idakwo Laruba   We were meant to attend a naming ceremony that evening in Kano. Everyone was ready. I got into the car, but it quickly became clear there wouldn’t be enough...