Road to 2027: Tinubu, his army of experienced spokesmen
The Nativity: Why Mary belongs to us all
Scapegoats from Benin Republic
When hatred, divisions create fertile ground for exploitation in Ebonyi
From LASU to the US: How I secured scholarship while studying abroad – Oyesiji Oyewusi
Netflix, licensing Nigerian movies and last man standing
Adewale Adeniyi: Daring to be different
Reforms, Innovation, and Progress: How the Ministry of Interior is Redefining National Service Under Tunji-Ojo
The Benita Kingsleys: Symbols of AKBC’s Redeemable Glory
Tax Reform Bills: Suspended, not suspended
As Banks Align With CBN Monetary Policies for Economic Recovery
Celebrating Massad Boulos, Trump’s man in Nigeria
When entertainment encountered sports at AMGA Abuja 2024
Tantita Security Services: A stitch in time that save nine
Maxwell Oko: Still an affable, unassuming elixir at 50

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CBN and consistent increase in MPR
By ARIZE NWOBU THE vision of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, is to be the most efficient and effective of the world’s central banks in promoting and sustaining economic development. And the mission is to be proactive in providing suitable framework for the economic development of Nigeria through the effective, efficient and transparent implementation of […]
Libya vs Nigeria AFCON qualifiers: Crisis communication lessons and implications
By DANIEL NWOGWUGWU The controversies and outrage surrounding the boycotted Libya vs Nigeria African Cup of Nations, AFCON, qualifying football match may have reduced; however, we are yet to see the end of it. The Disciplinary Committee of the Confederation of African Football, CAF, verdict indicting the Libyan Football Federation, LFF, of conspiracy against the Super […]
AI for climate action: Nigerian and global viewpoint
By DESMOND ETEH Climate change is one of the most significant challenges facing the modern world. Its devastating effects are evident in rising global temperatures, extreme weather events, melting glaciers, and loss of biodiversity. Addressing these impacts requires innovative and scalable solutions and artificial intelligence, AI, is emerging as a powerful tool in this fight. As […]
It is no longer safe to be an oil sector activist in Nigeria
By Itua Omorege For years dating back to the period before political independence in 1960, governments in Nigeria have always colluded with international oil companies to silence local communities and brutalize its leading voices. Oil is the king that controls the levers of both economic and political power in the country and the companies that […]
China-Nigeria working together for development: Promoting green cooperation and economic prosperity
By Yi Xin In recent years, the friendly relations between China and Nigeria have continued to deepen across various fields, including economics, trade, and culture, showcasing the strong vitality of China-Africa cooperation. Recently, the China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo’s Africa (Nigeria) Special Session and the 18th China Engineering Technology Exhibition were successfully held at the […]
Clement Ebri: A silent mentor @72
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Nigeria tax outlook needs reform
By Prince Justice Faloye In progressive societies that consciously move towards equity and egalitarian values, the highest tax receipts come from what is called progressive tax, whereby the rich pay a higher proportion of their income, followed by proportional taxes whereby everyone pays about the same proportion of their income. Telecoms and banks already pay […]
The Tinubu economic reforms and pitfalls of the World Bank
By CHARLES ONUNAIJU In the overview of its 47-page report titled, “Staying the course: Progress amid pressing challenges”, the World Bank claimed that “Nigeria’s improved economic policies have resulted in difficult adjustments and are starting to show results”. Mr. Wale Edun, Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the economy could not agree less, disclosing […]
The backlash of illiberal democracy in developing nations
By AMINU JAHUN In Africa, Latin America, the post-Soviet Republics, etc, illiberal democrats exploit political reforms, constitutional reviews, referenda and the courts constricting democratic spaces with the backlash of tenure elongation and removal. Cameroun’s Paul Biya, who has been in power since 1982, succumbed to external pressure to accommodate multiparty politics in the 1990s, but illiberally […]
Nigeria’s HIV/AIDS epidemic: A call to action
By MUHAMMAD KONTO The recent report that Nigeria records 42,700 AIDS-related deaths annually is a stark reminder of the devastating impact of HIV/AIDS on our nation. Despite the efforts of various stakeholders, the government’s response to this epidemic has been woefully inadequate. As a nation, we have made significant progress in reducing the prevalence of HIV/AIDS, […]
Tackling corruption in Nigeria: A battle for national development
By SADIYA BELLO Corruption is a persistent issue that has plagued Nigeria for decades, and despite efforts to combat it, it remains a significant obstacle to the nation’s development. International Anti-Corruption Day, observed every December 9, serves as a reminder of the need for continued vigilance in the fight against corruption, not just globally but […]
Sapele/Safarians: Hungry but not angry
“The Comrades Of Ulysses Loved Their Slavish Conditions And Perpetually Luxuriated In Them”– Homer’s Iliad(Greek mythology) By BOBSON GBINIJE CONCRETE growth and development are the fundamental fulcrums upon which the transformational potency of any individual, state, town and nation must rotate to produce better life for the people. This is achieved through phenomenal socio-economic, political and […]
Nigerians prepare for a Christmas of austerity amid economic challenges
By Hauwa Samuel Bah As the holiday season approaches, Nigerians are bracing themselves for a challenging Christmas. The economic downturn, marked by soaring prices and stagnant salaries, has left many families struggling to make ends meet. The festive season, traditionally marked by indulgence and celebration, now feels like a test of resilience for many families […]
A Letter to the North
By Ugoji Egujo You must be commended for your longstanding patriotism. Unlike others, you have never said you were tired of the union. The days of religious crises appear over. You have taught the nation the virtue of not drinking alcohol. You must be commended for feeding the nation. The South sometimes thinks you are […]
Consequences of having carryover as an undergraduate student: From the perspective of an insider
By Ewere Okonta Gaining admission into a university is often one of the most euphoric moments in a student’s life. For many, it signifies the beginning of a journey toward achieving their dreams and ambitions. It is a moment of pride for families, a symbol of progress, and a step toward independence. However, this initial […]

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