Growth without relief: Nigerians cannot eat GDP figures
Atiku’s Border Promise: Between political expediency and Nigeria’s national interest
Oborevwori: Raising the bar of governance with street credibility
Okoya @ 85: Celebrating a Veteran Industrialist
With honour, dignity, clean record, Ned Nwoko joins APC
Kano Livestock Fattening Scheme: A Glgame-changer for rural empowerment amid criticism
How African companies can build high-performing cultures
The Untiring FIRS Boss
Trump’s America: When illegal immigrants are a burden
When the Star Embraces what the Moon Rejects
The new, elevated level of Kaura-Tinubu political fisticuffs
On Tinubu’s quest to overcome power sector gridlock
Oba Otudeko: Targeted negative campaign must stop
How ChatGPT would have written Nollywood’s biggest hits
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When Dr. Otudeko expressed disappointment that “these false allegations were deliberately made public, leading to an unfortunate media trial prior to being properly notified,” he cannot be faulted
Understanding Kaduna’s Peace Deal
By Idris Ahmed At a time when Governor Uba Sani is being lauded for carefully collaborating with the Office of the National Security Adviser, the Armed Forces and other security agencies to skillfully craft a peace deal – that is freeing Kaduna State from the debilitating scourge of banditry, kidnapping and other forms of criminality, some […]
Understanding Economic Planning and Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda
By Sandra Abaji Nigeria’s path to sustainable economic growth has been fraught with challenges such as political headwinds, policy inconsistencies, and structural inefficiencies, but the economic policies put in place under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration in 2023 marked a significant change in approach, and the Renewed Hope Agenda, which prioritizes resource optimization, fiscal responsibility, […]
Obasa’s removal: Whose interest does it serve?
I’ve never being a fan of the former Speaker, Rt. Hon. Mudashiru Obasa, but truth must be told, Nigerians oxygenate these drama to the advantages and the interests of these politicians
How Dr Atolagbe is shaping lives through knowledge, service
By: Olamide Odeniran For Dr. Oluwatobi Wisdom Atolagbe, education has never been just a personal pursuit; it has been a calling. Raised in a family of teachers, he inherited both a love for learning and a gift for passing knowledge on to others. It is no surprise that wherever he goes, he is recognized not […]
AI for All: Designing inclusive solutions for African communities
There’s one major aspect that is often overlooked: the diverse and unique needs of African audiences
Reflection on Remembrance Day
By NICK DAZANG For compelling reasons, January 15 is seared in our memory. This is because it is the date officially set aside to celebrate the Nigerian Armed Forces. It is the day designated to honour veterans of World War I, World War II and the Nigerian Civil War. It is a day earmarked to honour the […]
When a ‘prophet’ was honoured by his people
By FIDELIS EGUGBO “A prophet is honored everywhere except in his own hometown, among his relatives, and in his own house.” Matthew 13:57. The Biblical passage is normally consoling for political leaders because it is rare for them to be honoured by their people. Even those who are not doing well or assisting their people […]
Applauding Najomo’s sterling leadership at NCAA
By Sunday Adeniyi The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) plays a vital role in ensuring the safety and compliance of the nation’s aviation sector. This critical responsibility demands a leader who is not only competent but also dedicated to the greater good. Anything less would compromise the integrity of the regulatory body. Fortunately, the appointment […]
Michael Oluwagbemi: The CNG Czar, Winner of the Energy and Sustainability Leadership Award
By Dayo Israel Engineer Michael Oluwagbemi’s vision for a greener Nigeria has set the stage for transformative progress under the Presidential CNG Initiative. With Nigeria’s CNG infrastructure expanding rapidly, his leadership is redefining the nation’s transport-energy landscape. Today, it is our great privilege to honor him with the Energy and Sustainability Leadership Award—a recognition of […]
Building financial sustainability through generational wealth in Nigeria
By CHIOMA UGO The role of financial sustainability in building a thriving economy cannot be overstated. As the world continues to grapple with global challenges that impact businesses, financial sustainability remains a cornerstone of economic stability. It not only underpins national economic growth but also shapes socio-economic realities and lays the foundation for future generations […]
The Growing Importance of Cyber Hygiene in Organizations
By Emmanuella Shammah As I reflect on evolution of cybersecurity, one thing stands out to me: and that is “the simplest measures often make the biggest difference in preventing breaches”. Basic cybersecurity practices like software updates, strong passwords, and vigilance against phishing emails are essential. This is what we call “Cyber Hygiene,” recent breaches across […]
BVAS, IREV on trial in Edo
By John Mayaki For the benefit of those unfamiliar with the terminology, BVAS – Bimodal Voter Accreditation System and IREV – INEC Result Viewing portal, were deployed by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) during Edo 2024 Governorship election where the APC candidate, Senator Monday Okpebholo was declared winner. He defeated his close rival, Asue […]
Okpebholo: The “waka waka” Governor
By John Mayaki When you read the definition of democracy, you immediately think it was designed to typify the “waka waka” governor of Edo State, Senator Monday Okpebholo. I am talking of the ‘governor by the people, for the people and living with the people’. But his detractors thought they have successfully labeled him in […]
Reforming Nigeria’s Electoral Act for True Democracy
By Michael Tidi The Electoral Act 2022 marked a significant step toward ensuring a more transparent and accountable electoral process in our democracy. However, as we have seen in recent political cycles, certain provisions within the Act may inadvertently undermine the core of democratic representation. A primary concern is the way political primaries are conducted, often […]
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