Do Nigerians speak Arabic?
By Segun Dukeh Hello there, friend. I’ll be honest with you right from the start: this piece represents months of research into Nigerian linguistic patterns and years of experience observing…
DAVID V THE PEOPLE OF LAGOS STATE: Simplifying the bail process in criminal prosecution (1)
By Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa, SAN INTRODUCTION The bail process in the administration of the criminal justice system is meant to be a temporary reprieve for all defendants who have allegations made…
Fortress Europe’s African victims
By Adekeye Adebajo Europeans may be horrified by U.S. President Donald Trump’s draconian immigration policies, which include snatching people off the streets and deporting them without due process. But the…
Grey Areas In Newly Revised Cash Policy
By GEB The recent policy by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on cash management, which is expected to have come into effect on January 1, 2026, has multifaceted implications…
When power meets purpose: Abba Yusuf’s APC move
By Abdulkadir Ahmed Ibrahim In politics, moments arise when loyalty to a platform must give way to loyalty to the people. There are seasons when courage is not found in…
Break The Limit
By Tobiloba Ahmed SIR: Breaking the limit is one of the most important topics that has always fascinated me. Oftentimes, success eludes us because of things that serve as impediments…
Exemplary Life, Profession And Statesmanship Of Afe Babalola
By Tunji Olaopa Warren Bennis, the American scholar and author once wrote: “Excellence is a better teacher than mediocrity. The lessons of the ordinary are everywhere. Truly profound and original…
Wanted: Diligent anti-corruption campaign devoid of sentiments
By GEB News that the Federal Government is developing advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI) to verify assets and flag unexplained wealth among public servants is a welcome development. Given the level…
Nigeria’s new tax laws: Hype, hoax and reality
By Magnus Onyibe The purpose of this article is not merely to examine the hype, misconceptions and realities surrounding Nigeria’s new tax reforms, but to situate them within the broader…
Nigeria’s New Tax Laws: Hype, Hoax, And Reality (2)
By Magnus Onyibe One of the most pressing challenges facing informal businesses is limited access to credit. Recent surveys show that although about 70 per cent of operators have accessed…