Recapitalisation: Lasaco Assurance to raise capital level to N36bn

By Rosemary Iwunze Ahead of insurance industry recapitalisation deadline slated for July 2026, Lasaco Assurance Plc has secured the approval of its shareholders to raise its capital level to N36 billion. This will allow the company surpassed the minimum capital requirements for a composite insurance companies. Under the ongoing exercise, Life Insurance companies are expected […]
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Expert advocates impact-driven agricultural research for farmers

By Henry Ojelu A respected livestock expert and academic, Dr. Olayinka Tawose, has made a compelling case for why research must move decisively beyond journals and into farms, pens, feed troughs, pastures, and barns.  According to her, livestock research has never been about prestige or publication counts.  “It has always been about people, especially farmers, […]

Sheye Banks: Nigeria’s multipotentialite driving innovation in media, music

By Rita Okoye  In Nigeria’s rapidly evolving creative landscape, few figures embody versatility and innovation like Seyebomi Ademuyiwa Adeniran Ogunsanya, professionally known as Sheye Banks or The Vybe King. Over the past decade, Banks has built a career that spans broadcast media, music production, talent curation, and entrepreneurship, establishing himself as a leading figure in […]

Group calls for youth inclusion, sustainable leadership

By Nnasom David A renewed call for strengthened national cohesion through youth inclusion and sustainable leadership took center stage on Wednesday as the World Sustainable Development Goals Organization (WSDGO) hosted its National Unity Dinner at the Armed Forces Officers Mess, Asokoro, Abuja. Held under the theme “Strengthening National Cohesion Through Youth Inclusion and Sustainable Leadership,” […]

Rulers now to use words, not budgets

By VICTOR DADA For centuries, governance has been equated with budgets, how much a government can spend, borrow, -allocate, or distribute. Nations are judged by the size of their annual appropriations, not by the quality of their developmental intelligence. Yet history and comparative institutional analysis confirm a persistent truth: no volume of public expenditure has ever permanently […]

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