Banks, credit unions, and other financial entities handle sensitive data, making them particularly vulnerable to attacks

By Dapo Ipoola “Pacesetting is a style of leadership when a leader leads from the front, constantly sets high standards for their team and expects them to exceed with minimal management. It’s when as a manager you set the cadence for your team and demand high intensity in their performance. A pacesetter is never out […]

By Ola Solomon Festus Keyamo, the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, took office amidst a whirlwind of challenges in the aviation sector. The industry grappled with unresolved issues, including the contentious Nigeria Air project, airport concessions, dollar scarcity, high aviation fuel costs, and multiple taxation woes. Keyamo pledged transparency, teamwork, and selflessness, essential ingredients […]

There was a time when investing abroad felt like a luxury reserved for the ultra-wealthy

By AISHA TIJJANI NIGERIA’S persistent struggle with power outages has reached a critical point as the national grid faces repeated failures, creating a climate of frustration, stagnation and economic uncertainty. The most recent grid collapse has left countless Nigerians without power, affecting homes, industries and essential services. This marks the eighth failure this year, a shocking […]

Data colonialism, once a theoretical concern, is now an observable economic pattern

By YUSHAU SHUAIB LASISI Olagunju, an esteemed columnist renowned for his incisive and thought-provoking writing, has long captivated readers with his ability to intertwine Yoruba folk tales, historical references and literary insight. His articles often critically examine Nigeria’s political and social landscape uniquely. Yet, even admirers like myself—a friend of over two decades—occasionally find ourselves questioning […]

By NICK DAZANG WHEN this writer had nearly concluded that the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu administration was marble-hearted, it turned out to have some vestiges of fellow-feeling, even if feigned, after all. Following the arraignment of gaunt, holocaust-like minors before an Abuja High Court last week, Nigerians and members of the international community were outraged […]

It would be a shame and a travesty if someone whose monthly pay had been consistently deducted on account of PAYE   has no such proof to tender when required

By Jonah Nwokpoku The global spread of misinformation and disinformation has become a major societal threat, driving ethno-religious and political tensions and endangering both democracy and national unity. As digital media accelerates these trends, brands and governments face complex challenges in managing public perception and trust. Recent studies underscore the financial toll misinformation takes on […]

“I don’t want this country to turn into the one I ran away from” – Kemi Badenoch, MP.

Steve fleitz Calls for European nations such as UK, France, Germany, Spain and others to open the door to reparatory justice for slavery, colonialism and the worsening effect of the climate crisis are growing from African nations. The UK has come under particular criticism following the statement by British Prime Minister Keir Starmer that reparations […]

The late ’70s and ’80s ushered in a strong wave of revival movements and radical pentecostalism
which spread like wild fire across Nigeria and beyond,

IT is really impossible for anyone to hear the story of the alleged beating to death of a secondary school student in Ogun State without feeling outraged. The story is heartbreaking, particularly as the said student, Monday Arijo, an SS2 student of the said school, Obada Grammar School, Obada, Idi-Emi, was allegedly beaten to stupor […]

In recent times, the advertising sector has faced an unprecedented but organised wave of resistance from various forces seeking to discredit the Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria (ARCON) and repeal critical regulatory frameworks, especially Section 54 of the ARCON Act. This campaign of criticism, spearheaded by stakeholders uncomfortable with the tightening of industry standards is […]