Pursuing Nigeria’s 4-D Foreign Policy, 2025 Review
By Igwe Kelechi Njoku A state’s foreign policy, if it is to be effective, must rest on a grand strategy – a coherent framework aligning power, policy and moral purpose.…
N1,400 fuel: Why is everyone suddenly quiet?
By Olatunji Abolore Quddus Sir: I am writing to express my deep confusion, and frankly, my disappointment at the graveyard silence following the recent jump in petrol prices to N1,400…
Reflection On Validity Of Ouster Clause In AMCON Act
By Tamuno Boboye The recent decision of the Supreme Court in Appeal No: SC/CV/374/2023 – 11 Plc v. Milan Industries Limited signposts a doctrinal refinement of two critical issues that…
Then, Pilate called for water
By Abdu Rafiu The humiliation and shocking gruesome murder to which the Lord Jesus Christ, the Prince of Peace, was subjected will continue to revibrate in our souls as human…
Debt Recovery For Banks: Lessons From Nigerian Litigation And Enforcement Trends
by Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL) Loans are central to modern business and banking practice, enabling businesses and individuals to finance commercial activities and contributing to economic growth. Inevitably, however, a…
Politicians and technocrats as strategic partners
By Tunji Olaopa One next-level governance reform that the political leadership in Nigeria must take on board, necessarily and as a national imperative before or after the 2027 election, is…
Another oil boom: Opportunity or illusion for Nigeria?
By Kelvin Uwaibi Sir: Global energy markets are in a state of high alarm. This week, Brent crude has surged toward $114 per barrel, fuelled by an intensifying conflict in…
Arrest of Nigerians in Mozambique: Test for diplomacy and responsibility
By GEB The reported arrest of 42 Nigerians in Mozambique has again raised troubling questions about the treatment of Nigerian citizens abroad and the diplomatic response expected from their home…
Integrity Is Harder Than It Sounds
By Ezinwanne Nnoruka Integrity is one of those words that sounds simple until you have to live by it. In public service, especially, the word carries weight. Not the loud,…
Beyond The Ban: Why Mining Reform is Nigeria’s Next Peacebuilding Frontier
By Ephraim Emah Nigeria’s mining sector is often described in binary terms: to some, it is a sleeping economic giant, which is key to diversifying a mono-product economy, and to…