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Politics
Justice Lifu on rampage? Insecurity and the search for spirit of ECOMOG
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), the judiciary, the National Assembly and the security agencies are all on the radar at the moment. The thinking of many Nigerians is that these institutions must be constantly “torch-lighted” ahead of ...
economy
Unlocking Africa’s financial capital
When in 2013 Aliko Dangote dreamt of establishing the first privately owned refinery in his country, he turned to a syndicate of 13 Nigerian banks to raise the initial $5.5 billion....
Editor | Nov 18, 2025
policy
What needs to happen next on Nigeria’s expatriate employment levy?
In recent times, much has not been heard about Nigeria’s introduced policy aimed at tightening the cost and regulation of employing non-Nigerian staff, the Expatriate Employment Levy (EEL)....
Editor | Nov 17, 2025
Columnists
Nigeria: The imperative of acting in the national interest
There’s hardly any Nigerian who will disagree with the idea of acting in the national interest. Indeed, one would have to be an unrepentant renegade to say that one won’t act in the national interest....
Editor | Nov 17, 2025
economy
Northern Nigeria’s next frontier: How the MAP agenda can transform prosperity
The Northern region of Nigeria is back, or at least, it wants to be. Once the country’s industrial hub in the 1970s, home to thriving textile factories, groundnut pyramids, and bustling trade routes, the region is now making a bold attempt to reclaim that...
Editor | Nov 13, 2025
economy
Ònà òfún – The throat: Where survival and sustainability meet
I remember standing before my grandmother as a child, watching her grind pepper on a stone slab under the morning sun....
Editor | Nov 13, 2025
economy
Cash in motion: Why idle funds are a business risk
There's a certain allure to seeing a substantial sum sitting comfortably in your bank account. It can inspire a sense of pride and security, a feeling that you've reached a point of financial stability....
Editor | Nov 13, 2025
Editorial
Borrowing for growth or mortgaging the future? Nigeria’s subnational debt dilemma
Nigeria’s states are borrowing at record levels. Lagos leads the charge, with its debt per citizen now over N166,000, fourteen times the national average. Edo, Kaduna, and Cross River are not far behind....
Editor | Nov 13, 2025
Opinion
Circular economy: Turning waste into wealth
What if waste became your next profit center? Circular economy models are redefining production and consumption across Africa....
Editor | Nov 13, 2025
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