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Gastech 2026: Nigeria’s gas future in the new equation of energy security, capital and prosperity

By Kunle Odusola-Stevenson With an audience expected to exceed 50,000 and more than 800 exhibiting companies from across the global energy value chain, Gastech 2026 has made Bangkok a meeting point for the forces reshaping the energy economy: supply security, investment, infrastructure, technology and rapidly changing demand. For Nigeria, however, the significance extends beyond participation. […]
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How did we get here? How dare you!!!

BY MARTIN AZUBUIKE UGBOMA In a Nollywood production, everything is possible. Some defective character could visit the palace, feast in the Kings courtyard with his kinsmen and women; and with devious intentions, swear the very next day that he has never set foot in the palace. His fellow revelers would laugh, blame it all on […]

Enugu farm estates: A blueprint for agricultural transformation 

By JEFF UKACHUKWU For centuries, agriculture has been the silent engine of economic growth, sustaining civilisations and shaping the prosperity of nations. Today, Enugu State is embarking on a bold journey to revolutionise its agricultural landscape with the Enugu Farm Estates Programme—a visionary initiative poised to turn rural communities into thriving economic hubs. This is […]

Anambra APC Ticket: Why the stakes are higher this time

By JOSEF ONOH As the All Progressives Congress, APC, prepares for the decisive April 5 primary in Anambra State, one truth stands clear: the stakes have never been higher. For the party and for Anambra, this election is not just another contest — it is an opportunity to rewrite the political narrative of the South-East, to […]

My take on the Lagos-Calabar expressway

By FRANCIS EWHERIDO I had written this article when the controversy started over the award of the contract for the construction of the Lagos-Calabar highway and decided to archive it. Since the controversy seems to be unending, here is my take. It is from three perspectives: as a Niger Deltan, a Lagosian and a Nigerian. […]

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