By Blaise Udunze Five months after the Central Bank of Nigeria’s banking recapitalisation window closed, Nigerians are justified in asking an uncomfortable question, which is, what...
By Sani Abdulrazak, PhD There is a certain irony in how we, as a society, conceptualise youth empowerment. We celebrate the distribution of material things, bags...
By Blaise Udunze Silence has been considered a virtue, for it promotes peace, reduces conflicts, and shows emotional maturity, but not in all cases. Speaking up...
By Blaise Udunze Nigeria’s latest fake government agencies scandal has moved beyond an embarrassing case of impersonation. These absurd scenarios have exposed something far more disturbing,...
Nigeria’s financial services industry stands at a decisive crossroads as technology leaders prepare for the January 1, 2027, data residency deadline set by the Central Bank...
By Osasikemwen Ighile For many Nigerian families, the summer holiday is a season of fun, relaxation, and spending quality time together. But with the kids at...
When we talk about Nigeria’s economy, the conversation usually centres on oil and gas, banking, agriculture, manufacturing and technology. But there is another industry quietly creating...
By Blaise Udunze Three years after the removal of the fuel subsidy and the adjustment of the foreign-exchange regime, Nigeria’s revenue and external positions have improved...
The new CBN directive mandates that local transaction data, payment records, customer financial information, and core banking operations must reside within Nigeria’s borders. Institutions that fail...
By Kehinde Ogundare If you were to step away from your business for 30 days, what would happen? Would it continue to grow, remain stable, or...