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The recent policy decision by the Tinubu administration to revert to Nigeria’s old national anthem has generated lots of furors on social media and in the public space. The post …

Family businesses hold a unique position in the business world, often representing a blend of tradition, innovation, and enduring values. The post Overcoming challenges in family business succession appeared first …

By utopian standards, there would be no labour movements globally. Because, industrial harmony, full-employment, inflation-linked wage/pensions enhancements and guaranteed upward minimum-wage-reviews would be normative. The post Safeguarding Nigeria’s strategic armature, …

History is a process on the frontiers of human endeavors and no society, no matter how timid or on the fast lane of development like Anambra state, is an exception or …

Today is being celebrated as Democracy Day in Nigeria. There have been public lectures and it is hoped that President Bola Tinubu will address the nation. It is also being …

In a country and a season in which candour is not always seen as a virtue, those who make it the currency of their daily lives are either The post …

The realities of the post-pandemic era, recurring turmoil in the Middle east, uneasiness in Eastern Europe, increasing polarisation and the The post Jolting leaders slumbering amidst global supply chain restructuring …

Some African States have shown serious interest through their submissions. For example, Sierra Leone’s submission to the ITLOS reflects Buh The post Why Nigeria should be concerned with international climate …

Child marriage remains a pervasive issue in Niger, with one in four women aged 25-29 having been married before the age of 15. The post The orphan marriage saga in …

The reigning metaphor in Nigeria today is: “Hunger in the land.” The Yoruba rendition of the metaphor puts it a bit more frighteningly as Eb The post Affordability crisis in …