Where is N144bn voted to protect schoolchildren?
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Gen Z in Africa: Why we mobilised 10,000 youth for GiNN 5.0 summit – Agomeze
By Matthew Johnson The fifth edition of the Gen Z Involvement in a New Nigeria, known as GiNN 5.0, has been described as the largest gathering of Gen Z in Africa after drawing more than 10,000 young people to the University of Lagos Sports Centre. The event served as a major platform for mentorship, networking, […]
SME growth requires more than capital
By George Ogbonnaya For years, discussions about small and medium-sized businesses in Nigeria have focused on access to finance. While funding remains important, money alone will not drive the next stage of SME growth. We need to look beyond funding. Entrepreneurs across Nigeria face high costs, changing customer needs, rapid technology shifts, and more competition. At […]
National Assembly least trusted Nigerian institution; overtakes Police – Report
AN independent report tagged ‘2026 Social Cohesion Report’ released at the weekend by the Africa Polling Institute, API, an independent, non-profit, and non-partisan opinion research think-tank, indicated that the National Assembly emerged the least trusted institution of government with 77% of Nigerians having no trust, as it overtakes the Nigerian Police Force.
How Nigeria can be world’s fashion capital with enabling environment—Entrepreneur
By Precious Enaike An entrepreneur and Founder of Mo Tribal, a fashion brand, Mr Modupeola Buhari, had said that Nigeria has the capacity to become the fashion capital of the world with improved infrastructure, stronger protection for creative ideas and sustained investment. Speaking in an interview on Sunday, Buhari argued that Nigeria’s creative talents were […]
Nigeria’s cassava boom needs an industrial leap
By Oska Seyi Aiyeleso Nigeria does not have a cassava production problem. For decades, we have been the world’s largest producer of cassava. Every year, millions of tonnes are harvested across the country. Yet despite this abundance, Nigeria continues to import many of the starches, sweeteners, flours and industrial derivatives that our manufacturers require. That contradiction […]

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