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Life of a journalist after retirement(4), by Eric Teniola

This is the concluding part of the narrative on the life of the Nigerian journalist after retirement. The focus last week was on journalism as a developing profession and journalists striving to adapt to new technology,  or practising digital journalism, with   some of them now bloggers who work from the comfort of their homes I […]

FREE FLOAT: NB meets NGX requirement

… As Heineken increases stakeholding By Peter Egwuatu  Nigerian Breweries, NB Plc, has explained that it still meets the 20% requirement of the Nigerian Exchange Limited, NGX, on free float of shares despite the increase in Heineken’s stake in the company. Free float, one of the pre listing requirements of the NGX, is the minimum […]

Access Bank on the right track

By Dele Sobowale “It is unthinkable that wisdom should ever be popular.”Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, 1749-1832. Access Bank Plc is perhaps the most innovative Nigerian bank in the last two years as the changes in the nation’s economic landscape have multiplied the uncertainties banks and other financial institutions face in the country today.  It has diversified […]

Nigeria and the Fading Lights of Justice, by Chidi Anselm Odinkalu

​As he settled in to deliver the judgment of the Edo State Governorship Election Petition Tribunal on 2 April 2025, presiding judge, Wilfred Kpochi, felt obliged to get one ritual out of the way. Glancing left and right, he asked each of his two colleagues on the three-person tribunal to confirm that the judgment he […]

Humphrey Nwosu: Senate did not surprise me, by Tonnie Iredia

Late Professor Humphrey Nwosu, the outstanding Nigerian who led the team that conducted the June 12, 1993 presidential election recognized worldwide as the best in Nigeria’s history was buried last week. He was aged 83. AsDirector of Public Affairs and spokesperson of the Nwosu-led electoral commission, I am pained that I was unable to play […]

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