By Isah Kamisu Madachi For decades, Nigeria has been called the Giant of Africa. The question no one in government wants to answer is why a...
By Blaise Udunze Nigeria’s banking sector has just undergone one of its most ambitious recapitalisation exercises in two decades, all thanks to the Central Bank of...
By Blaise Udunze With the chanting of the ‘Renewed Hope’, it appears to be Uhuru in Nigeria, following the recent World Economic Outlook presented by the...
By Prince Charles Dickson, PhD “And Jesus said to Judas… what you are going to do, do quickly.” There is a hard, almost rude lesson in...
By Gloria Onosode Nigeria is targeting an ambitious $1 trillion economy by 2030. To achieve this, women-led businesses must transition from mere passive observers to primary growth...
These days, surviving in Nigeria feels like a full-time job on its own. Before the month even properly begins, salary has already been divided into transport,...
By Blaise Udunze This piece speaks directly to the current consciousness of many Nigerians as some crises erupt with noise, explosions of violence, economic shocks, political...
By Lilian Kariuki In the digital age, trust is our most valuable currency. Every click, comment, or share reflects a growing expectation that online spaces should...
Technology leaders operate at the intersection of innovation, risk, and long-term strategy. As organisations rely more heavily on proprietary platforms, custom software, and licensed technologies, intellectual...
By Blaise Udunze For months, Nigerians have argued in circles. Aliko Dangote has been blamed by default. They have accused his refinery of monopoly power, of...