Nigeria’s 2027 general election may still look distant on the formal calendar, but economically, the pre-election season has already begun. In countries like ours, elections do not start when INEC blows the whistle; they begin when political actors start ...

The latest escalation involving the United States, Israel and Iran may be unfolding far from Nigeria’s borders, but economically it lands much closer to home. ...

After a year in which Nigerian equities returned more than 50 percent, investors entering 2026 face a familiar allocation dilemma. Should they increase equity exposure and pursue further upside, or rotate into fixed income and preserve capital after a str...

There are moments in an economy when a transaction is more than a transaction. The proposed opening of Dangote Refinery shares to ordinary Nigerians within the next four to five months looks like one of those moments...

The Federal Government of Nigeria recently issued a directive that the salaries of federal civil servants who fail to complete the ongoing nationwide verification and skills assessment will be suspended starting in March 2026....

This article draws critical attention to the emergence of Mozambique as a gas exporting powerhouse in Africa, with the potential to dominate the African LNG export scene and possibly eclipse Nigeria as the leading LNG exporting country in Africa in the ne...

Across many public institutions, succession is rarely a simple matter of who is next in rank. In policing, that tension is especially sharp because hierarchy, command discipline and morale are not abstract ideas; they are the operating system of the insti...

With the 2027 general election fast approaching, Nigeria’s opposition parties are under pressure to close ranks and present a united front against the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC)....