By Gloria Onosode A common view of wealth creation is that you first become financially comfortable, and then you start building wealth. For some people, that...
By Sani Abdulrazak, PhD A state is like a peculiar kind of organism. It could have bones, but they are called roads and bridges. Its bloodstream,...
By Yusuf Adeoye As Dr Adekunle Abdul marked his 44th birthday on October 7, 2026, looking back at his decade in Nigeria’s very dynamic real estate...
By Henry Ovie Nigerian-American medical practitioner and politician, Mr Austin Orette, has approached a Federal High Court in Abuja to challenge his possible exclusion from the...
Africa Magic has rolled out five new original titles for October, bringing a mix of contemporary relationships, psychological thrillers and stories rooted in culture and tradition...
By Kestér Kenn Klomegâh As Nigeria prepares for the next 2027 presidential elections, the Obidient Movement is increasingly gaining weight in the country’s politics, crafting a...
By Godsreal Ojinaka The promise of Africa’s digital economy is built on movement: the movement of money, goods, services, talent and ideas across borders. Nigerian businesses...
Airtel Africa has reiterated its commitment to delivering an unmatched experience to its 183.5 million customers through continuous investment in its network, advanced technologies and strategic...
By Blaise Udunze Sixty-six years is not just 66 days! We are talking about 24,105 days, six decades since Nigeria hoisted its flag as an independent...
By Sani Abdulrazak, PhD There is something almost Kafkaesque about Nigeria’s electricity story, 66 years after independence, yet the country is still unable to provide stable,...