What the Gulf region conflict means for Nigeria’s economy
By Tope Fasoranti The hostilities in the Gulf Region have delivered a classic terms-of-trade shock to Nigeria. Brent crude was trading at about $73 per barrel on the eve of…
Aiyedatiwa and the ostrich game
By Ayodeji Ologun For long, the people waited for the court’s decision. And finally, it came with a bang. The Federal High Court sitting in Akure, the Ondo State capital,…
How AI will change small businesses in Nigeria
By Adedapo Sunday Artificial Intelligence is increasingly becoming part of everyday business operations globally. From automated customer support to data analysis and marketing optimisation, AI technologies are transforming how organisations…
Gulf War and the fragility of global order
By GEB The grim reality of a rapidly escalating conflict in the Middle East has confirmed that what is happening in that region is no longer simply a military confrontation…
Why Peter Obi is being attacked
By Dr Luke Onyekakeyah Sir: Peter Obi, the Labour Party 2023 presidential candidate, was, the other day, involved in a scary confrontation in Benin, Edo State, where gunmen attacked his…
Time to tame bird strike is now
By Sam Adurogboye Sam Adurogboye, a former General Manager of Public Affairs at the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, writes from Lagos Bird strike activity poses a challenge to aircraft operations…
Issues in President Tinubu’s UK state visit
By Temitope Ajayi President Bola Tinubu will land at the airport on March 17, 2026 to begin a historic State Visit that will showcase to the world the unique bond…
The Gulf ’s tough choices
By Don Aviv and Sam Worby By Don Aviv and Sam Worby By Don Aviv and Sam Worby Don Aviv and Sam Worby New York–– The United States and Israel…
Digital square: What kind of footprint are we leaving?
By Idowu Adewara Nigeria to lead Africa in digital economy with landmark e-governance law As more of our daily life shifts online, our words, reactions, and habits now form a…
UK-Nigeria: A reset-building on the Past and leaping into the future
By Sunday Dare This week, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will travel to the United Kingdom for what may prove to be one of the most consequential diplomatic engagements of his…