Why petrol shortage worsens in Lagos, Ogun, others
-Diversion, arbitrary pricing discovered By Udeme Akpan, Energy Editor & Theodore Opara There were indications, weekend, that the prolonged petrol shortage in Lagos, Ogun and environs is worsened by illegal practices, especially arbitrary pricing and diversion, to unauthorised locations. Checks by Vanguard showed that some independent oil marketers, who complained about the high cost of lifting […]
How Nigeria can unlock climate finance with Climate Change Act (II)
By Chukwumerije Okereke & Obi Ugochuku Lack of climate finance is a major barrier preventing Nigeria and other developing countries form acting on climate change. In the previous article we outlined serval ways in which the Nigeria could leverage the Climate Change Act to unlock climate finances for the country covering appropriation, green bonds and […]
The story of media leaders in Nigeria’s construction and reconstruction
By Owei Lakemfa NIGERIA was partly built by journalists who fought the British colonialists so ferociously that Frederick John Lugard, their colonial poster boy who amalgamated the country in 1914, was forced out as Governor General within five years. The media campaigns for the soul of the country went on through the colonial period and […]
I am not a promiscuous character – Omawumi responds
I am not a promiscuous character – Omawumi responds
Telling African story globally through Access Art X
Telling African story globally through Access Art X
Choices premieres at Badagry
Choices premieres at Badagry
