On CBN, MPR and Investments
By Sheriffdeen Tella The Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of Nigeria took a bold step last week. The Committee dropped the monetary policy rate with a bang. It…
Eight Years Later: Magu’s EFCC appointment ruled illegal, did the Court of Appeal deliver judgment too late or justice at the right Time?
By Ndibe Madu, Esq. The Court of Appeal’s decision of 22 September 2026 declaring Ibrahim Magu’s continued appointment as Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) illegal…
Coastal High Way Must Remain Coastal All Through Ilaje Communities In Ondo State, And Itshekiri Communities In Delta State
By Dr. Enikuomehin, Esq. I am of the STRONG OPINION that the issue of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway Project should not be the basis of the criticism against the Governor…
COP31: Why nations must move from climate promises to action
By Oke Peter The world cannot afford to approach the 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference, COP31, as another annual gathering where governments make ambitious declarations, take photographs and return…
Bauchi 2027: A choice between the accused, suspect and squeaky-clean SAN
By Malam Saadu Umar First things first. Let’s start with the accused. And what’s an accused? By law, “an accused is a person officially charged with a crime or put…
Between interview, interrogation and a PR man’s albatross
By Kunle Somorin There is an old professional refrain among journalists: a dog does not eat dog. It is usually invoked as an instinct of fraternity, sometimes as a plea…
Crisis reveals the quality of your preparation
By Dakuku Peterside A crisis does not create an organisation’s character. It reveals it. In tranquil times, almost any institution can appear competently governed. Meetings are convened, policies approved, reports…
Rebuilding the North East: Ten Years on
By Abdulrahman Abu Hamisu It is said that when knowledge is deployed to solve a problem and personal interest doesn’t come into play, the problem is as good as solved.…
For Naira to recover
By Chris Enyinnaya Over the years, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has been making what has turned out to be a futile attempt to revitalise the value of the…
Remote Work: When flexibility comes at a cost
Sir: I used to think remote work was the dream. No rushing through Lagos traffic before 8 a.m. No spending hours trying to get to an office. No dressing up…