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. […]
Nigerians need behavioural adjustments
UNFOLDING events across the country have now made it imperative for Nigerians to hold their leaders accountable and should demand for good governance.
The inside story of petroleum subsidy saga
No doubt elements of subsidy exist in the pricing of petrol and kerosene sold in Nigeria. But before the federal government throws all of us into an unprecedented confusion by an unplanned removal of this subsidy we must ask questions because once the nation starts to burn you never know.
Why Edo PDP must not fail again
MANY have continued to wonder what happened to the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Edo State in 2007 that led to its loss of the governorship seat to the Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, at the Appeal Court.
Osunbor’s healthcare revolution (2)
Other areas of advancement in healthcare delivery recorded within the period under review included: *Participation of 300 children in the study on the inclusion of zinc in the household management of childhood diarrhoea in Nigeria.
Osunbor’s healthcare revolution
IT has become the established ritual that most successor governments in Africa tend to rubbish or totally obliterate the strides, contributions and achievements of their predecessors through jaundiced commentaries or outright selective amnesia – all in the name of politics.
