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Governor AA and the roadmaster in Kwara
Dele Adesina SAN: Celebrating one of Ekiti’s best
Good things on repeat in Kaduna
Nigeria at 64: Time for Women’s Financial Independence
How Nigeria can improve its manufacturing sector
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Curbing the menace of street trading and roadside parking in Lagos
Open letter to Soludo: Why Uli deserves better
The Abbas Tajudeen you don’t know at 59
64 and Counting: Nigeria’s Journey to Greatness
Why I Supported President Tinubu with My Resources

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By Arabinrin Aderonke There’s no complete tax administration without proper data research and statistics. In just one year, Dr. Zacch Adedeji, Executive Chairman, Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), has shown commitment to enhancing research that simplifies the tax process in Nigeria. His zeal has laid a strong foundation for a system that not only collects […]
Understanding the Lagos revenue tax portal
By Mobolaji Egbewunmi Tax payment is a statutory responsibility as entrenched in section 24 of the Nigerian 1999 constitution as amended. That section states that everybody who earns an income must declare the same to the authority and that this declaration must be honest. That is why tax payment is considered a civic responsibility. It […]
From Obaseki to Akpakomiza: What Next for Edo
By Gideon Obhakhan Edo State’s 2024 governorship election has come and gone. The winner, Senator Monday Okpebholo, popularly called Akpakomiza has been declared as governor-elect by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC. The declaration by INEC has obviously triggered some mixed feelings in Edo State. While those in the All Progressives Congress, APC are jubilating, […]
Before Wike’s fire consumes Nigeria
By LUKA DANBOYI THE self-immolating tendency for people to be indifferent to situations in which they are not directly involved seems to be playing out in the debacle in Rivers State. Curiously, there are people who are enjoying the political drama between Governor Siminalayi Fubara and his predecessor-cum-godfather, Nyesom Wike, Minister of the Federal Capital […]
As CREDICORP flags off, Nigerian credit scheme takes flight, a new economic era dawns
By Jeremiah Agada Access to consumer credit has long been recognized as a crucial for economic growth, social mobility, and individual empowerment. Across the world, nations that have successfully implemented robust consumer credit systems have witnessed transformative impacts on their economies and the lives of their citizens. The United States, with its ubiquitous credit scoring […]
Anthony Onoharigho, A maritime wizard of many parts
By Ovie Edomi To the wider society, his infectious smiles,charisma, comments and assessments of issues would always set people thinking. Chief Anthony Onoharigho, a ship captain, maritime expert, academics with a doctorate degree in Transport Geography is the first Nigerian to own a classification company. In the Marine and allied industries,this is regarded as unprecedented […]
Ewohimi: The way not to go
By Anslem Okoeguale The Edo 2024 governorship election has come and gone. With the conclusion, it is expected that every stakeholder, particularly those in Ewohimi, Esan South East Local Government Area, must respect the need to uphold basic and sacred tenets of democracy. One of them dictates that even in the face of a bitter […]
Ayodele Olawande: A Track Record of Excellence
By Dayo Joseph Mr. Ayodele Olawande, the Minister of State for Youth Development, has left an indelible mark on the lives of young Nigerians. His dedication, vision, and leadership have transformed the youth development landscape, empowering countless young people across the country. The Ministry of Youth has revolutionised the lives of Nigerian youths. Over seven […]
Why is Bishop Oyedepo making his church members pay for his university despite their offerings and tithes?
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