TRENDING

Bandits kill eight farmers, injure five others in Sokoto community • Libya’s rival factions sign UN-backed election deal • Kwara PDP, ADC reject N100m political advert fee • Over 200 Leaders from 30 Countries will Gather in Accra to Reimagine Who Shapes Africa’s Development • NPFL: Rangers start title defence with draw as Tornadoes stun Enyimba • 2027: Tinubu support group tackles Atiku over President’s vacation • ‘Nigeria is burning’ — Atiku faults Tinubu for embarking on Europe vacation • Transfer: Real Madrid identify Camavinga’s replacement as Arsenal sign new midfielder • Investigations, criminal prosecution still ongoing in Stone Rockers quarry– NSCDC Mining Marshals • Star DT Donald unretires to rejoin loaded Rams • APC secretary Ajibola Basiru visits Gov. Adeleke, seeks cooperation to secure 1.5m votes for Tinubu • Physician Assistant advices against skipping meals, avoid unhealthy lifestyles • National Security Coordinator urges Journalists to stick to facts • Kwara PDP Condemns Imposition of Exorbitant Charges on Political Campaign Advertising Permits • Insecurity: Niger CAN Wants Security Beefed Up In All Places Of Worship • APGA wins all positions in Anambra council poll • Grading NFL offseason trades: Sizing up RB Kaleb Johnson to the Packers • Press freedom, responsible journalism key to national security – National Security Coordinator • Security Operatives Intensify Joint Clearance Operation In Imiakebu, Okpella Axis Of Edo State • BBNaija Season 11: Goddessa, Sultex evicted from reality show • Bandits kill eight farmers, injure five others in Sokoto community • Libya’s rival factions sign UN-backed election deal • Kwara PDP, ADC reject N100m political advert fee • Over 200 Leaders from 30 Countries will Gather in Accra to Reimagine Who Shapes Africa’s Development • NPFL: Rangers start title defence with draw as Tornadoes stun Enyimba • 2027: Tinubu support group tackles Atiku over President’s vacation • ‘Nigeria is burning’ — Atiku faults Tinubu for embarking on Europe vacation • Transfer: Real Madrid identify Camavinga’s replacement as Arsenal sign new midfielder • Investigations, criminal prosecution still ongoing in Stone Rockers quarry– NSCDC Mining Marshals • Star DT Donald unretires to rejoin loaded Rams • APC secretary Ajibola Basiru visits Gov. Adeleke, seeks cooperation to secure 1.5m votes for Tinubu • Physician Assistant advices against skipping meals, avoid unhealthy lifestyles • National Security Coordinator urges Journalists to stick to facts • Kwara PDP Condemns Imposition of Exorbitant Charges on Political Campaign Advertising Permits • Insecurity: Niger CAN Wants Security Beefed Up In All Places Of Worship • APGA wins all positions in Anambra council poll • Grading NFL offseason trades: Sizing up RB Kaleb Johnson to the Packers • Press freedom, responsible journalism key to national security – National Security Coordinator • Security Operatives Intensify Joint Clearance Operation In Imiakebu, Okpella Axis Of Edo State • BBNaija Season 11: Goddessa, Sultex evicted from reality show

August 30, 2026|20:32

Back to Home

Manchester United

Some executives avoid Igbo talents for fear of creating rivals — Zubby Michael

Punch Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

Nollywood actor, Zubby Michael, has claimed that some industry gatekeepers and executives are reluctant to support Igbo talents because they fear their mentees could quickly become their competitors. Michael made the claim in an interview with Broadway TV, which began trending on Sunday. The actor said Igbo talents were often fast learners and could acquire Read More: https://punchng.com/some-executives-avoid-igbo-talents-for-fear-of-creating-rivals-zubby-michael/

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article