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Learning under siege: The fiscal paradox of Nigeria’s safe schools initiative
Nigeria’s Safe Schools Initiative captures a painful contradiction between fiscal ambition and lived insecurity. Despite a N144.77 billion (2023–2026) federal commitment to secure learning spaces, classrooms remain under siege. In May 2026, gunmen abducte...
Fashion Business
Why the fashion economy deserves policy attention
Fashion is often dismissed as surface — colour, fabric, taste. Something cultural, creative, or even indulgent. Yet this misunderstanding has cost governments, especially in emerging economies, one of the most powerful and inclusive economic engines avail...
Editor | Jan 21, 2026
Marketing
Marketing perspectives in 2026: The forces shaping demand
Every organisation must understand that demand will not be captured through competition alone but will be shaped or granted by external forces outside the market’s control....
Editor | Jan 21, 2026
Agriculture
Supply constraints open multi-billion-naira pomegranate investment opportunity
Global interest in functional foods and beverages is driving rising demand for pomegranates, presenting a major investment opportunity, experts say....
Editor | Jan 20, 2026
Real Estate
Reasons property prices will sustain growth trajectory this year
From the projections made so far by investment analysts, it is safe to say that the outlook for real estate this year is not only bright but also promising, though some close market watchers urge caution....
Editor | Jan 20, 2026
Companies
BUA Foods, MTN, Dangote lead Nigeria’s most valuable firms in 2025
Nigeria’s equities market delivered one of its strongest re-ratings in recent history in 2025, as a handful of large-cap companies pulled the overall market to record valuations....
Editor | Jan 19, 2026
Education
The governance paradox: Confronting the political economy of Nigeria’s schooling crisis
On paper, Nigeria’s education reforms look ambitious, even progressive. Policy documents speak confidently about 21st-century skills, learner-centred classrooms, digital literacy, and adaptive learning. ...
Editor | Jan 19, 2026
Compaanies
Nigerian firms turn from survival to growth as naira shock eases
Nigeria’s companies are emerging from a bruising period defined by currency shocks, soaring input costs,  and shrinking consumer purchasing power and are now pivoting from survival mode to an aggressive push for growth and market share....
Editor | Jan 19, 2026
Energy
Nigeria’s fuel market is finally learning how to compete
For decades, Nigeria’s petrol market presented a paradox. Despite being Africa’s largest oil producer, the country relied almost entirely on imported refined fuel, often administered through state-mandated price controls and opaque subsidy arrangements....
Editor | Jan 19, 2026
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