Stop Fulani Ethnic Militia Or Break up Nigeria
By Michael Owhoko, Ph.D For how long shall the rest of the country look on while Fulani ethnic militia trouble the peace of Nigeria? Why are Fulani terror groups spreading…
Unattainable Bail Conditions: The Hidden Jail Sentence In The El-Rufai Case
By Benjamin Efeobhokhan In Nigerian legal parlance, one of the most frequently misunderstood expressions is the popular phrase, “bail is free.” As a matter of law, bail is indeed free,…
Before the Minister’s ambition impedes the President’s in Ondo
By Debo Akinbami The previous week, in Akure, a vanguard of the old guys met. It is the ancient wing of the political renegades within the All Progressives Congress; the…
Why many Nigerian small businesses fail to survive beyond five years — UI don
Mismanagement, poor planning, inadequate financial management, weak documentation and failure to conduct proper market analysis are among the factors responsible for the inability of many Nigerian small businesses to survive…
Cardinal John Onaiyekan, and a politics tainted cassocks
By Rasheed Ojikutu The cassock is a uniquely perfect dress. It is not like the Agbada of the politician, the green beret of the soldier or the wig of the…
Peace Before Prosperity: Africa’s Missing Economic Policy
By Damilola Aina Every thriving trading nation possesses one invisible competitive advantage that cannot be measured by tariffs, ports, customs procedures, exchange rates or infrastructure; the traditional language of trade…
When Democracy Is Bereft Of Civil Conversation
By Alabi Williams The last week of July was a public relations blunder for the Tinubu Presidency. As Nigeria gets closer to the 2027 elections, there are chances that all…
N159.28tr National Debt: The Facts, Fallacies, And Danger
By GEB The recent engagements of the Minister of Finance, Mr Taiwo Oyedele, and the Senate of the Federal Republic on the increasing level of public borrowing by the Bola…
Next Competitive Advantage Not Bigger Teams But Better Visibility- Tayo
By Tayo Babatunde Across Nigeria’s private sector, productivity is being tested by rising operating costs, distributed teams, tighter margins and the pressure for faster decision making. In this environment, visibility…
Outrage as jungle justice escalates in Nigeria
FEAR grips-for weeks running, cases of jungle justice have escalated in Nigeria, with some citizens taking the law into their own hands to punish individuals suspected of committing crimes. A…