Nigeria’s digital economy has outgrown question of who’s connected
By Oluwole Asalu Nigeria’s digital transformation story has, for a decade, been told through one measure: how many people are online. That number has grown fast, and it is worth acknowledging. Information and communication technology now accounts for a rising share of the country’s GDP, expanding faster than almost any other sector of the economy. […]
When will the NASS ask Buhari to sack his wife?
The National Assembly – Senate and House of Representatives –have continued to have an over bloated sense of the powers the Constitution confers on the legislature. Much as it is the arm of government with the most power, being direct representatives of the people just like the President who was voted by every Nigerian, the conduct of their affairs has made mockery of what the hallowed legislature is meant to be.
Insurers jittery as Lagos State renege on policy renewal
THERE is apprehension among insurance practitioners over the reluctance of the Lagos State government to renew its insurance coverage for the 2017/2018 business year.
The demystification of Adams Oshiomhole – Reno
Has anyone seen Adams Oshiomhole’s pretty face in public? Rather strange that such a handsome man who is not shy of talking to journalists suddenly disappears from public view. I hope all is well?
2019: Between Buhari and the Rest
The elections are around the corner, and as usual, the atmosphere is tensed with a litany of candidates vying for the highest office in the country. While this is a welcome development, it also indicates that our democracy is experiencing stable growth.
Subsidy: Buhari’s NNPC as cesspool of corruption
It is no longer debatable that the deep seated illegality and abuse of financial procedures which has characterized the operations of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) in the last few decades still bedevils it in spite of the present administration’s claim to transparency and integrity.
