Our national security has tragically deteriorated and is in need of urgent fixing, yet we only mouth the need for improvement, but the vital changes that are required remain elusive....

With the recently concluded Anambra State gubernatorial election, in which everybody was accusing everybody else of vote-buying, I decided to represent this idea, which I packaged after the last ‘bye-elections’....

When Donald Trump recently told the United Nations that climate change was a ‘con job’, he voiced a scepticism that still echoes—not because science is wholly invalid,...

This publication posits that voluntary debt repayment is the paramount test of corporate integrity and the fundamental mechanism for building financial credibility. Moving beyond a purely transactional view,...

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....

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)....

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....

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...