Recently, I found myself in an ambush, facing something akin to a Spanish Inquisition. I had attended the wedding of a friend’s daughter in London. ...

Last Friday was a red-letter day for the Vice President, Kashim Shettima's permutations over his fate on the ballot in 2027 ceased....

Long before financial markets developed sophisticated risk models and credit rating agencies emerged, African societies understood a principle that continues to shape commerce today: a good name opens doors that money alone cannot. ...

Last week, I argued that modern governance suffers from a curious blind spot. We measure almost everything that governments produce, yet devote remarkably little attention to measuring the institutional capability that produces those outcomes. GDP, Inflat...

The standoff in South Africa against nationals of other countries has become worrisome....

The N1,158 trillion return, what already exists, and the decision before the National Assembly...

Years ago, a woman arrived at a church on her wedding morning to find the doors shut....

The fever of state police is on. The debate has divided Nigerians. The Federal Government is not looking back on it. The passage of the bill Wednesday by the Senate has sealed matter. The Rubicon has been crossed....