Nigeria’s Go Local movement has achieved something few economic campaigns manage: it has shifted national behaviour. Across fashion ateliers in Aba, agro-processing belts in Ogun, leather clusters in Kano, and creative studios in Lagos, local production i...

Putting AAOIFI and non-interest finance in proper context...

The Trump administration’s “America First” policy stance is reshaping the global economic and geopolitical landscape, redefining trade, investment and alliance frameworks long underpinned by U.S. leadership. Trump’s maximalist threat has pitted the US aga...

Billions in sustainable finance are waiting to be tapped. Nigerian businesses must learn how to access them....

Nigeria likes to speak the language of digital ambition. Our policy documents read like blueprints for a 21st-century education and workforce: a National ICT Policy that promises connectivity, a National Skills Qualification Framework that gestures toward...

Medical tourism is often reduced to images of patients flying abroad in search of better hospitals or specialised doctors. That framing misses the bigger economic picture. At its core, medical tourism is a trade in services, a generator of foreign exchang...

The British court ruling that severe hair loss in women may, in law, constitute a disability has unsettled more than tax lawyers and social commentators. It has raised a fault line in contemporary legal thought – one that runs between material impairment ...

As Nigeria gravitates toward the 2027 general election, there are mounting signs that competitive democracy- once a hallmark of the Fourth Republic- is quietly losing its edge. Civil society observers warn that party pluralism is under strain, with opposi...