By Fredrick Nwabufo This year has been an eventful one for the Tinubu administration. From reforms correcting long-standing distortions across multiple sectors and establishing durable understructures for sustained national development, to policies expanding enterprise and creative opportunities for citizens, the gains of the passing year have been well-forged and hold strong prospects for broader impact […]

By Sunny Joseph Imohimi In recent months, conversations across Nigeria’s digital finance community have been dominated by one phrase: “bad Naira.” From P2P crypto traders to fintech operators and everyday users, many Nigerians are sounding the alarm about fraudulent or compromised funds circulating through informal digital channels particularly peer-to-peer (P2P) exchanges. This concern is not […]

By Elder Abraham Amah  In today’s Nigeria, our threats move faster than our institutions. Bandit groups migrate with the seasons, oil thieves tap pipelines within hours and vanish, illegal miners destroy entire communities before state presence even arrives, and terror networks now use encrypted platforms and satellite internet to coordinate across borders. Yet much of […]

By Emeka Alex Duru There has hardly been any major policy pronouncement or action by the President Bola Tinubu administration that has not been trailed with confusion and controversies. From his ill-digested fuel subsidy removal and floatation of the national currency without any fallback option on his first day in office, through the belated appointment […]

Between mid-November and early December 2025, Europe witnessed a series of high-profile anti-fraud investigations that raised questions about governance, transparency, and institutional accountability. In the European Union, Belgian authorities conducted raids at the European External Action Service (EEAS) in Brussels, the College of Europe in Bruges, and several private residences in connection with allegations of […]