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Ordinarily, the myriad of uber tough challenges confronting Nigeria, ranging from the existential crisis of rampant terrorism, large-scale abductions and cost of living crises, to galloping inflation at approximately 30 …

The Nigerian electricity landscape has been undergoing significant transformations in alignment with the country’s goal of promoting a competitive national electricity market. The post Is electricity supply industry ready for …

The collapse of a family’s wealth is more than just a private tragedy; it’s a loss for society. When multigenerational wealth is not preserved, the impact ripples outwards, affecting employees, …

Who Says Elephants Can’t Dance?” This is the title of Louis V. Gerstner memoir, the “miracle-manager with a magic wand” who midwifed IBM’s historic turnaround that begot IBM 2.0 in …

The politics of state police creation is as deep as the ethno-religious fissures that characterise Nigeria itself. And its depth forms the core of the conservative persuasion that favours the …

As a young boy growing up in Yola, my first encounter with the specter of drug abuse wasn’t through the grim tales of tabloids or the distant murmurs of concerned …

Mohammed Ladan Tsamiya probably believed he was a commodities trader who happened also to moonlight as a Justice of the Court of Appeal. The post My lord, the felon appeared …

High inflation as well as economic uncertainty has been having significant impacts on businesses, manufacturers, and households, including individual lifestyles and well-being in recent times. The direct consequences of these …

“Who Says Elephants Can’t Dance?” This is the title of Louis V. Gerstner memoir, the “miracle-manager with a magic wand” who midwifed IBM’s historic turnaround that begot IBM 2.0 in …

There is anxiety regarding the sustainability of democratic rule, not just here, but across Africa. Last week, stakeholders again gathered The post Capture and privatisation of democracy appeared first on …