Why Nigeria keeps loosing revenue at Seme Border —Seyi Adeyemo

Why Nigeria keeps loosing revenue at Seme Border —Seyi Adeyemo

By Godwin Oritse  A retired Customs officer, Seyi Adeyemo, has raised concerns over the loss of billions in revenue allegedly caused by the Nigerian government’s trade restrictions at the Seme Border, despite the multi-billion-naira infrastructure upgrades supported by the World Bank. Adeyemo also stated that the border post remains far below its economic potential, as ongoing […]
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No insurance cover for airports, exposes FG to losses, compensation claims

No insurance cover for airports, exposes FG to losses, compensation claims

•Provision for insurance removed in new NCAA regulation —  Experts By Rosemary Iwunze Indications have emerged that the Federal Government may shoulder the full financial burden arising from the recent fire incident at the international terminal of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, following the apparent absence of insurance cover for Nigerian airports. The airport is managed by […]

Experts give recipe on how universities can boost revenue

Experts give recipe on how universities can boost revenue

.Say reliance on subvention outdated. By Adesina Wahab The era of universities solely depending on their promoters for periodic subvention is over, as they now have to think of ways of getting revenue from other sources to be able to stay afloat. That was the submission of experts at a two-day Commonwealth Institute Universities Leaders […]

Stock market slides as profit-taking hits blue chip companies 

Stock market slides as profit-taking hits blue chip companies 

By Peter Egwuatu  After the sustained rally recorded in the previous weeks of May 2026, profit-taking by investors last week have taken toll on the Nigerian stock market. Analysts noted that the profit-taking was mostly in major blue chip and mid-cap companies that had paid dividends to their shareholders. A review of activity on the Nigeria […]

Northern lessons from the fall of Nuhu Ribadu (II)

Northern lessons from the fall of Nuhu Ribadu (II)

By Suleiman A. Suleiman In the first instalment of this series last week, I made three points. First, I argued, against the grain, that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s recent creation of a parallel Special Adviser on “Homeland Security” is not an administrative or operational adjustment. It is, I said, a purely political move that signals […]