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Of State Police conundrum, playing the ostrich, and Ekiti election beyond the razzmatazz
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....
Economy
Trust, credit, and credibility: The unseen engine of the lending ecosystem
Let’s talk about money. Not just the numbers in your bank account, but the vast, flowing river of global capital—trillions of dollars moving between lenders and borrowers every day....
Editor | Nov 28, 2025
Politics
Reps’ crocodile tears, ‘benevolent’ terrorists, and South West govs’ ‘Omoluabi’ spirit
Nigerians are just looking at members of the House of Representatives with the tail of their eyes over the inanities they were uttering with their mouths on Tuesday....
Editor | Nov 27, 2025
Politics
Five lessons from Côte d’Ivoire that Nigeria can no longer ignore
As Nigeria edges toward another round of electoral amendments ahead of the 2027 general elections, the conversation has—yet again—centred on what is wrong with our system...
Editor | Nov 27, 2025
Fashion Business
The Asoebi Economy: Culture, commerce, and the hidden cost to women’s wealth
A top Lagos designer told me recently about the quiet wars Asoebi now ignites in Nigerian families....
Editor | Nov 26, 2025
Employment
Nigeria’s workforce faces a digital reality check as global remote jobs surge
While Nigerian youth are urged to diversify their knowledge and skills, the global job market is already shifting at a pace that threatens to leave unprepared workers behind....
Editor | Nov 24, 2025
Columnists
In the National Interest: An agenda for a holistic renewal of Nigeria
Nigeria goes by the sobriquet “Giant of Africa”, principally because of its size. But the best metaphorical description of the country is a “sleeping giant”. And being asleep, Nigeria is not fulfilling its potential....
Editor | Nov 24, 2025
Security
Of intelligence (mis)handling, abductions, 'shepherds and hirelings' in PDP, et al.
The singsong is that the federal government has not been decisive enough in its efforts at reining in terrorists whose activities are not only inflicting mortal pains on families but also bringing the country into opprobrium....
Editor | Nov 20, 2025
Energy
Nigeria’s energy dilemma demands strategy, not sentiment
The global climate debate has become increasingly moralistic, yet the real implications are intensely practical: the energy transition will reward discipline and punish disorder. ...
Editor | Nov 20, 2025
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