Business and Economy
APC AFTER TWELVE YEARS: PROMISES MADE, PROMISES BROKEN (PART 1) FROM CHANGE TO RENEWED HOPE: THE POLITICS OF BROKEN PROMISES
By Chief Akinwumi Akinfenwa As Nigeria gradually moves towards another defining electoral cycle in 2027, citizens are once again being…
Sarcastic Sunday: Tinubu is Building Churches in Gombe Because What the North Needs is Prayers, Not Agriculture
by Mohammed Bello Doka 31 May, 2026. Welcome to another edition of Sarcastic Sunday with Mohammed Bello Doka, where we…
Subsidy’s Ghost: The Balablu Nomenclature, The Hidden Costs and Uncertain Dividends of Nigeria’s Most Daring Reform
By Mohammed Bello Doka 29 May, 2026. On May 29, 2023, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu stood before a crowd in…
The Tragedy of Nigeria’s Privatization Era
By Okoi Obono-Obla On 26 May 2026, I made a post on my Facebook page which I want to quote…
Nigeria’s Debt Profile in the African Context: My Research Findings
By Okoi Obono-Obla The furore, outcry, and hullabaloo generated by the controversy over borrowing by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration,…
Color of Hydrogen as a Renewable Energy Source – A Primer
By Prof. Bolaji Aluko Ph.D In energy-talk, the "color" of hydrogen is not ROYGBIV, but a shorthand for how the…
Why Posterity May Rank Tinubu and His Hard Reforms Above All His Predecessors
By Idowu Ephraim Faleye | +2348132100608 Since Nigeria returned to democratic rule in 1999, no president has confronted the nation’s…
STOP INSULTING NIGERIANS: An Economy That Works Only in Government Speeches Is a Fraud
By Chief Akinwumi Akinfenwa Let us stop pretending. Nigeria’s economic crisis is no longer about policy mistakes or reform pains.…
Renewed Hope in the South-South: Tinubu’s Infrastructure Drive
By Okoi Obono-Obla The other day, I posted something concerning the Lagos–Badagry–Sokoto Super Highway, which the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu…
WHEN FUEL BECOMES A SURVIVAL TAX: NIGERIA’S ENERGY CRISIS BEYOND THE PUMP PRICE
By Otunba (Dr) Abdulfalil Abayomi Odunowo A common line in Nigeria’s public debate is that petrol isn’t expensive because its…
Workers Day in Nigeria: when a minimum Wage Becomes a Poverty Sentence
A nation that consistently underpays its workers is not merely failing its people. It is undermining its own future, mortgaging…
When Vision Does More With Less Than Power
By Boma West There is a question worth sitting with long enough to feel its full weight. Does Pastor Jerry…
