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August 18, 2026 12:18 am
The coming age of artificial general intelligence
August 18, 2026 12:17 am
Investing in reform: Deepening post-2027 federal bureaucracy capability readiness
August 18, 2026 12:16 am
2027: The political maths behind Tinubu’s first-round pathway
August 17, 2026 12:00 am
Hidden economics of trust in entrepreneurship
August 17, 2026 12:00 am
Strategic PR may be startup’s most undervalued asset
August 17, 2026 12:00 am
Reform gains: Now governors must fix the streets
The $412bn cost of putting infrastructure before people
August 18, 2026 12:19 am
Beyond beneficiation: Who captures the value of Africa’s critical minerals?
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2014 vs 2026: What’s different about this Ebola outbreak?
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Fiscal gains must translate to public value
Opinion
SB1034: The thin line between accountability drive and regulatory overreach
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Open NASS: State police in focus
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The coming age of artificial general intelligence
Explore the implications of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) for Nigeria’s economy, labour market, and digital sovereignty. Understand the challenges…
Investing in reform: Deepening post-2027 federal bureaucracy capability readiness
Investing in public service reform is crucial for Nigeria’s post-2027 federal bureaucracy. Explore how foreign low-interest loans can boost institutional c…
2027: The political maths behind Tinubu’s first-round pathway
Explore the political maths behind President Bola Tinubu’s potential first-round victory in the 2027 Nigerian presidential election, focusing on constituti…
Hidden economics of trust in entrepreneurship
Discover the hidden economics of trust in entrepreneurship. Learn why psychological investment precedes financial capital and how it drives business succes…
Strategic PR may be startup’s most undervalued asset
Discover why strategic PR is a startup’s most undervalued asset in Nigeria’s evolving venture capital landscape, building credibility and driving investor…
Reform gains: Now governors must fix the streets
With increased FAAC allocations post-Tinubu’s reforms, Nigerian governors must now convert fiscal gains into tangible improvements for citizens, fixing str…
Beyond beneficiation: Who captures the value of Africa’s critical minerals?
As Africa seeks to beneficiate its critical minerals, a key question emerges: does local processing truly mean African economies capture the value?…
2014 vs 2026: What’s different about this Ebola outbreak?
Compare the 2026 Ebola outbreak in DRC and Uganda with Nigeria’s 2014 experience. Learn about the new strain, global response, and Nigeria’s preparedness….
Fiscal gains must translate to public value
Nigeria’s fiscal gains are improving, but the key challenge is translating these revenue reforms into tangible public value and improved living standards f…
SB1034: The thin line between accountability drive and regulatory overreach
Explore the controversial SB1034 bill in Nigeria, examining the fine line between ensuring accountability for foreign aid and potential government overreac…
Open NASS: State police in focus
The National Assembly’s Open Week highlighted state police as a key solution to Nigeria’s insecurity. Discover expert opinions and proposed reforms for a d…
Crisis management: 60 minutes to lose it all
Learn why effective crisis management is crucial in today’s fast-paced African information environment. Discover strategies to protect your organization’s…
Scrapping JSS-SSS separation is a start
Nigeria’s Ministry of Education is phasing out JSS-SSS separation. While a good start, true education reform needs foundational learning and teacher develo…
Nigeria must fix policing and get it right
Nigeria is closer to state police. Learn how ongoing reforms aim to fix policing, ensuring closer, faster, and better-informed security while protecting ci…
Osun 2026: Appeal for peaceful election
As Osun State prepares for the 2026 governorship election, we appeal for a peaceful process. Voters must reflect carefully before casting ballots for their…
Why Nigeria must value scientists behind its diagnoses
Nigeria’s healthcare system relies heavily on medical laboratory scientists for accurate diagnoses. Discover why valuing these professionals is crucial for…
Osun: Between political expediency and institutional independence
Explore the clash between the EFCC and Osun State Government over a frozen account, examining the balance between political expediency and institutional in…
Nigeria’s shift from exporting rocks to building industry
Nigeria’s solid minerals sector is transforming from raw material export to industrial development. Discover how new policies are boosting revenue and attr…
What can Tinubu do differently?
Explore what the Tinubu administration can do differently to improve the lives of ordinary Nigerians, focusing on economic reforms, stability, and growth….
What football’s best coaches teach Nigerian business leaders about winning
Discover how lessons from football’s best coaches can help Nigerian business leaders build winning teams, foster trust, and drive results amidst economic c…
The risk of calling Alex Otti another Sam Mbakwe
Explore the comparisons between Governor Alex Otti and legendary Sam Mbakwe. Discover if Otti’s infrastructure and power projects are building a lasting le…
Osun 2026: Why youth vote must count
Osun youth are advocating for a peaceful, credible, and inclusive gubernatorial election on August 15, 2026. Learn why the Osun youth vote is crucial….
Beyond UBA: Tony Elumelu’s next chapter to shaping Africa’s industrial destiny
Tony Elumelu steps down from UBA, pivoting to energy, power, and industrialisation through Heirs Holdings. Discover his vision for Africa’s economic destin…
Osun account freeze, presidential directive and lessons therein
Explore the Osun account freeze, presidential intervention, and legal implications. Understand the EFCC’s powers and the rule of law in Nigeria….
Bus preaching and the N50,000 fine
The National Assembly’s N50,000 fine for bus preaching sparks debate. Is this ban justified, or are there bigger issues Nigeria should address?…
Why aircraft manufacturers maintain no presence in Nigeria
Despite a booming aviation sector, major aircraft manufacturers like Boeing and Airbus maintain no presence in Nigeria. Discover the reasons behind this ab…
Lagos isn’t drowning for lack of roads
Lagos isn’t drowning for lack of roads. Discover the real reasons behind Lagos flooding, from wetland destruction to poor urban planning, and what can be d…
NRS and macroeconomic stability
President Tinubu commends Dr. Zacch Adedeji of the NRS for his role in Nigeria’s macroeconomic stability and economic reforms, boosting investor confidence…
DSS and the reinvention of Nigeria’s intelligence community
Explore how DG Adeola Ajayi is reinventing Nigeria’s intelligence community, fostering media partnership, accountability, and preventive intelligence at th…
Buffalo, tick and oxpecker: FIFA’s real power game
Explore the FIFA power game, allegorized as buffalo, tick, and oxpecker, as a proposed 20% stake sale nearly fractured the football governing body….
We expect too much in marriage
Many marriages struggle under the weight of unrealistic expectations. Learn why expecting less perfection and more partnership can lead to a happier, more…