Tax Reforms: Why Nigerians Can Expect More In 2026
By Aderonke Atoyebi It is that time of the year again when we all look back. This is not only about an agency, an organisation, or a person. I know…
When The Rich Ring The Bell
By Kunle Somorin A Yoruba maxim, Isàlè òrò ò lè gbín, meaning, the foundation of wealth is never spotless, gained new urgency on December 16, 2025, when Nigeria’s most powerful industrialist turned…
Kwara Succession Battle
By Abdullahi Shaba Since Nigeria’s return to constitutional democracy in 1999, gubernatorial contests in Kwara State have been fair in terms of participation across the three senatorial districts, Kwara Central,…
The Aliko Dangote Challenge
By Sonala Olumhense Finally, and in the company of Tony Nnachetta, Pat Utomi and Sully Abu. I saw the Dangote Petroleum & Petrochemicals (The Dangote Refinery) plant in Ibeju-Lekki. My…
‘Nigeria Needs Deep Political, Legal Reforms To Tackle Insecurity’
By Kehinde Olatunji Nigeria must urgently reform its governance structures, political culture and legal institutions to confront the deep-rooted causes of insecurity threatening national stability, experts have warned. They cited…
The Administrator As Catalyst For National Development
By Ben Oramalugo It is a truism that the public sector plays a vital role in the political, economic, and social development of every nation. In Nigeria, it functions as…
Visa Verdict: How America’s New Travel Restrictions Will Punish Ordinary Nigerians
By Olufemi Soneye …. Consequences and what Nigerians need to know By any measure, the latest expansion of U.S. travel restrictions marks a significant turning point in America’s engagement with…
NYSC And Need For Change
By Niyi Aborisade SIR: General Yakubu Gowon through Decree 24 created the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) scheme in 1973. The aim was to create unity and reconciliation by making…
Digital Age’s Mechanisation Of Human Worth
By Ojo Emmanuel Ademola Across generations, the meaning of work has shifted—from fields to factories, typewriters to laptops—yet human hands have always carried dignity. Today, many who once laboured with…
It’s Turbulent But Not Dangerous
By Evarest Nnaji As we mark International Civil Aviation Day, it is important to reinforce the fact that aviation remains the most reliable, effective, efficient, and safest mode of transportation…