Strategic Reserves and Global Cooperation: Shielding vulnerable economies from energy shockwaves

By Arogundade Oluwasegun The turmoil rippling through global energy markets following disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz has once again revealed an uncomfortable truth: the international energy system remains dangerously exposed. As prices soar and supply chains strain under geopolitical pressure, it is the world’s most vulnerable economies that stand to lose the most. Without […]
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Foundation deepens health support for vulnerable Nigerians

De’ Maria Foundation has intensified efforts to address health, educational and social challenges affecting vulnerable populations across the country. Founder of the foundation, Dr Ebitimi Tobuyei, a public health advocate, made this known as the organisation reached over 2,000 beneficiaries through its flagship initiative, The Red Bloom Project: Empowering Girls One Pad at a Time. […]

EXPLAINER: How does airtime credit actually work in Nigeria?

By Joseph Erunke The suspension of airtime credit services by Nigeria’s telecoms operators has affected an estimated 40 million active users and brought a previously invisible market to the centre of a national regulatory dispute. Public discussion has focused on the legal and political dimensions of the FCCPC’s DEON regulations, but a more basic question […]

Jobberman equips Ondo youths with skills for future of work at Career Clinic in Akure

The need to equip young people with relevant skills for a rapidly changing job market took centre stage in Akure as Jobberman, in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation, hosted the Ondo edition of its Career Clinic. The event, held at the FMT Event Centre, brought together students, graduates, job seekers, and career development experts to […]

Olatunji appointed Director of Diaspora and International Students Affairs of NANS

By Adesina Wahab A postgraduate student of Oil and Gas with Energy Management at the University of East London, UEL, Daniel Olatunji, has emerged as the Director of Diaspora and International Students Affairs of the National Association of Nigerian Students, NANS. Speaking on his new position, Olatunji pledged to champion inclusive governance. On his vision […]

Baze University VC, Prof. Adeniyi explores how technology, memory shape modern identity

…as he delivers 7th Professorial Inaugural Lecture By Joseph Erunke, Abuja Vice-Chancellor of Baze University, Prof. Abiodun Adeniyi, has argued that advances in technology and digital communication have fundamentally transformed migration, ensuring that people remain deeply connected to their communities of origin regardless of where they live. Adeniyi made the assertion on Tuesday while delivering […]

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