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Lies, damned lies about fuel subsidy removal in Nigeria, by Olu Fasan

For decades, removing the petroleum subsidy in Nigeria was a political hot potato and then a political football. The first metaphor refers to the squeamishness of some past governments about removing the subsidy. The second describes self-interested and hypocritical politicians whose presidential ambitions led them to be Janus-faced on subsidy removal. In 2012, Bola Tinubu […]
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Are you a Fashionista? (Part 2)

. The whole art of seeing something that looks nice and the attitude of ‘I must have it’ comes to play. Sometimes it has to do with seizing the moment or the fact that if you do not buy it now you may not see it again next time.

Our Champagne-guzzling habits: The cons and the pros

By Morenike Taire Once more, handlers of the famous champagne brand Moet et Chandon have named Nigeria as one of their largest markets in Africa. The first time, it was the South African retail brand which has overtaken the business of retail across the country, that pronounced Nigeria as the country where they sell the […]

Thrills and frills in Aramco’s IPO

International stock exchanges have intensified lobbies on which financial centre gets the nod to sell the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s state owned oil company, Saudi Aramco’s shares in initial public offering, IPO.

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