From Dust to Harvest: Katsina’s Quiet Revolution, by Dakuku Peterside
Can Nigeria’s states anchor development, or are they merely administrative units waiting each month for federal allocations? This question is now urgent. Citizens no longer judge government by constitutional theory but by practical outcomes: food on the table, roads to farms, safety in communities, jobs for young people, and hope in places long abandoned by policy. […]
Bad Loans Crisis: Responsibility lies with directors, shareholders, not CBN
The recent attention on non-performing loans and suspended dividends in the banking sector has generated debate on governance and regulatory roles.
2027: Tinubu’s achievements will secure second term — DG RHA, Uzodima
The Director-General of Renewed Hope Ambassadors (RHA) and Imo State Governor, Senator Hope Uzodimma, has said that President Bola Tinubu’s achievements have positioned him for a smooth path to re-election in 2027.
HON OBIRE DECLARES FOR 2ND TERM IN OFFICE, HAILS GOV. OBOREVWORI’S GIANT DEVELOPMENT STRIDES
Yhe Member Representing Warri South Constituency 2 in the Delta State House of Assembly Hon. (Chief) Benson Obire , has formerly declared his interest to run for a second term to consolidate on his achievements with a promise to surpass it in his second term if re- elected.The Distinguished Lawmaker made this declaration at the […]
Firm unveils African shipping outlook 2025, projects surge in export economy
By Efe Onodjae A new report released by Topship has projected significant growth in Africa’s export-driven economy, with Nigeria’s air freight market expected to nearly double within the next five years. The report, titled African Shipping Outlook 2025, provides an in-depth analysis of air freight trends, digital commerce expansion, and the rising role of Micro, […]
Beyond the Algorithm: How African board leaders can maximise AI for strategic planning
By Alim Abubakre Across Africa’s boardrooms, artificial intelligence has rapidly moved from a distant concept to a central strategic concern. Directors approve digital transformation budgets. Executives commission data initiatives. Organisations experiment with automation and predictive tools. Yet many institutions across Nigeria, Kenya and Egypt quietly face the same uncomfortable truth. Artificial intelligence promises extraordinary capability, but […]
