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Today is the set date for the Nigerian citizens to unleash their pent-up anger and frustration against their political leaders, nay the President Bola Tinubu government, through a channel popularised …

From initially expressing unease about the protests billed to start today, the government changed its stance to advocating “peaceful protests.” It was a smart move. If they had refused people …

At last, the Supreme Court of Nigeria has ruled in favor of Nigeria’s 774 Local Governments (LGs)! May God’s name be praised! The post Tinubu’s local government autonomy gamble appeared …

In the intricate journey of preserving wealth across generations, one often-overlooked element that can make all the difference is documentation. The post The power of documentation in preserving multigenerational wealth …

During the COVID-19 pandemic, a South Asian Muslim man, Mohammed Asaduzzaman, provided 500 free meals to essential service providers as a show of gratitude for their contributions to the community. …

In its truest sense, the economic concept of capitalism is the rational functionality of basic laws of demand and supply to determine the prices, and consequential allocation of goods and …

The Nigerian nation is full of such politicians. They exist and thrive in all parts of the country. They say what they want to say whenever they want to say …

President Bola Tinubu last Wednesday, July 24, 2024, brought the number of development commissions in Nigeria to four by signing the North-West and South-East Development Commissions bills into law. Recall …

There is palpable anger against the Emefiele regime that held sway at the Central Bank of Nigeria from June 2014 to June 2023, even one year after its sack The …

It is so relieving that the much anticipated first year anniversary of the Tinubu administration has come and gone. The post The currency of hope appeared first on The Guardian …