Terrorism: Folarin backs security crackdown after killing of Oyo Forest Guards
By Adeola Badru Former Senate Leader and Oyo State Ambassador of President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope agenda, Senator Teslim Folarin, has thrown his weight behind a security crackdown following the killing of five National Park Service forest guards in Oyo State. The guards were killed during an attack on the National Park Office at Oloka […]
Isaiah Nataniel receives Blue Ribbon award
For decades, Adamawa State has remained largely absent from national conversations on architectural excellence, urban development, and professional innovation, despite its vast potential.Limited visibility and underinvestment have often overshadowed the contributions of professionals working quietly within the region.It is against this backdrop that Arch. Isaiah Nataniel of Rogge Abodes Ltd has been conferred the prestigious […]
Coinrency kicks off 2026 with trading rewards for users
“This is our way of helping users kick-start the year on a strong note. The more users trade on Coinrency, the more they earn, and there is no limit to the rewards”
NNPC’s debt waiver: Writing off accountability
Nigeria’s oil governance has again come under public scrutiny following President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s approval of the write-off of about $1.42 billion and N5.57 trillion in legacy debts owed by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company, NNPC, Limited to the Federation Account. According to the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission, NUPRC, October 2025 Revenue Collection Report, […]
Why credit matters for private-sector growth and tax base expansion
By KINGSLEY IKEH Nigeria’s tax reform agenda is colliding with weak household demand and constrained credit markets. Without affordable consumer and MSME lending, fiscal reforms risk slowing private-sector growth and narrowing the tax base. Nigeria’s renewed tax reform drive is unfolding in a credit-starved economy characterised by high inflation, weakened household purchasing power, and declining credit […]
Sapele Anglican Peace Forum backs Primate’s reconciliation move
By Paul Olayemi SPAELE: After more than ten years of internal division, members of the Diocese of Sapele Anglican Peace Forum say the church must now choose forgiveness over factionalism. “We acknowledge that the Diocese of Sapele has been in crisis since 2015,” the group said, describing the conflict as one that has lingered despite […]
