The moral optics: Rippling effects
Nigeria's crisis today is often described in economic, political or security terms. But beneath the inflation figures, rising cost of living, insecurity, unemployment and institutional distrust lies another crisis that deserves greater attention: the challenge of maintaining public confidence in standards of conduct, accountability and leadership.
Ghana’s dismissal of head coach weeks before 2026 World Cup raises more questions than answers
By Paul Lucky Okoku A reflective examination of leadership decisions in African football—where preparation, pressure, and perception often collide at the edge of major tournaments. In football, as in life, the most dangerous decisions are not always the wrong ones—but the rushed ones. “A team may survive poor form, but it rarely survives uncertainty in […]
Turning the Tide on Illicit Financial Flows: Zacch Adedeji leads Africa’s revenue push
By Arabinrin Aderonke At a time when Africa is searching for practical answers to its fiscal challenges, the steady and deliberate leadership of Zacch Adedeji is beginning to stand out. His approach has been less about noise and more about coordination, bringing together countries, institutions and experts to focus on what really matters. It is […]
Gov. Monday Okpebholo’s Development Blueprint: A pathway for Renewed Hope Agenda
By Engr. Micheal Omo Ehichioya The political movement around Governor Monday Okpebholo has become increasingly massive, visible and unstoppable, a display that development is the greatest political ideology. His credentials are action based on project delivery that are visible in redefining the identity of the Edo transformative system in infrastructures; strengthening institutions; revenue expansion and […]
Celebrating excellent women in Africa’s industrial leadership: Obehi Ojeaga, COO at NMT
With over 18 years of professional experience spanning telecommunications, industrial engineering, oil and gas, and manufacturing
A modern UK-Nigeria partnership built for the future
By JONNY BAXTER Freshly back from the historic Nigerian State Visit to the UK, I am reminded of how long-standing and deep the relationship between our two countries is. As the British Deputy High Commissioner in Lagos, I see every day how shared history and close ties between our peoples bring the UK and Nigeria closer […]
