Can President Tinubu do it?
By SUNNY IKHIOYA The problems of Nigeria as a nation are diverse and complex. There are perennial ones that have defied successive governments: elite and institutional corruption, weak structural foundation, poor diversity management and poor resources management. These are humongous challenges that have defeated every single leader who has ruled this nation. They come with lots […]
Auto firm unveils new motorcycle for Nigerian private users
…set to launch electric bike in near future In a continuous bid to improve on its ever existing motorcycle history, Honda Manufacturing Nigeria Limited has released to the market, a newly produced motorcycle called HondaWave 110s, in a funfilled exhibition held at its Lagos office last week. The sleek designed motorcycle built mainly for private use, and […]
Lagos takes financial literacy, inclusion drive to Agege
The Lagos State Government has reiterated commitment to deepen financial literacy and inclusion in the country, especially amongst women. Dr Oreoluwa Finnih-Awokoya, the Special Adviser to Gov. Babajide Sanwo-Olu on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Investment, said this at a workshop on Tuesday in Lagos. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the workshop […]
Golden Penny debuts food festival in Enugu
In its ongoing commitment to connect more deeply with communities across the country and expand its consumer engagement footprint Golden Penny Foods, a brand of Flour Mill Nigeria (FMN), has marked its first-ever Golden Penny Food Festival in Enugu.Held at Ngwo Park in Uwani area of the city, the event attracted a large turnout of […]
TYF slams Asiodu’s indigenous status bill
By Olayinka Ajayi The Pan Yoruba socio-cultural group, Think Yoruba First,TYF, has said the proposed Indigenous Status Bill does not promote unity but seeks to forcibly engineer a national identity at the cost of indigenous sovereignty.In a statement, TYF’s Secretary-General, Dr. Bukola Ogundoyin, while reacting to Paul Asiodu’s submission a Policy analyst who recently said […]
From Owanbe to unexpected bills: How Nigerians are quietly taking control of their finances
By Etop Ekanem It’s often the last-minute Aso ebi that costs the most — and yet, it’s the one you can’t turn down. For many Nigerians, life rarely gives notice. Between unexpected events and essential expenses, the pressure to show up — socially or responsibly — is constant. But a quiet shift is happening. More […]
