The stark possibility of Africa remaining a permanently underdeveloped and poverty-afflicted continent has always manifested in the running of affairs of the continent from the prisms of many countries; and …
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DRE is key to creating sustainable economies, empowering communities
The world is at a critical phase, with the challenges of an impending climate crisis and a growing energy demand. The relentless pursuit of fossil fuels has driven global temperatures …
Read More »IBK’s picture of Obafemi’s university education treatise
This new year I have resolved to give attention, thought-provoking attention, every now and then to matters and subjects that would always influence and compel readers of this column to …
Read More »2023 regulatory roundup
As 2023 closed, we highlight some significant regulatory and legal developments within the Nigerian business landscape in that year. Some of these pivotal developments signal possible regulatory directions for 2024. …
Read More »Death stalking the land
One cannot help being struck by the spate of deaths that occurred in the year that has just passed. I am not referring to those who left at what may …
Read More »Governance reform, a desideratum
Listening to local radio conversations and comments arouses the impression of despondency as Nigerians face existential challenges – rising cost of living, insecurity of lives and property, unabashed profligacy and …
Read More »Soaring airfares: Unlocking affordable travel options
Now, airline passengers in the country are facing excruciatingly tough times due to the rising cost of aviation fuel and the seasonal spike in domestic flight prices. The post Soaring …
Read More »Olaniyan’s ‘ownership of proceeds of corruption in International Law’
Corruption clearly represents one of the most serious political, economic and societal problems. The post Olaniyan’s ‘ownership of proceeds of corruption in International Law’ appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News – …
Read More »For Aketi, greatness cannot outrun mortality
Ultimately, we would always remember Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, the son of an Anglican priest, as an Arakunrin, the sobriquet he adopted in his political odyssey. He was the Arakunrin, the loving …
Read More »Artificial Intelligence is here to stay but is Africa ready?
The year 2024 is here, and I pray it will be a better and more prosperous one for us all. Artificial Intelligence (AI) projects and adoptions are sweeping the world …
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