By Blaise Udunze The past recurring conflicts on other continents and the current developments in the Middle East are a...
By Juan Visser, Regional Director, Sub-Saharan Africa, International Education, Cambridge University Press & Assessment Today’s young people are navigating a...
Nigeria is standing at a defining moment in its digital evolution. Rapid growth across telecommunications, fintech, and Open Banking has...
Every year, organizations invest thousands, and sometimes millions, into employee training programs. They book venues, hire facilitators, and gather their...
If anyone still doubts that ideology is ornamental in Nigerian politics, Kano offers a brutal refresher. Not a theory, not...
On Monday this week President Bola Ahmed Tinubu departs for a two-day official visit to the Republic of Türkiye. The...
Ahead of next week’s resumption of the substantive Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University, Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE), Professor Abayomi Fasina, after a six-month research leave granted by the...
By Michael Chibuzo As the countdown to the January, 2026 effective take off of two landmark Tax Reform laws gathers steam, wrong narratives and misconceptions about...
The Nigerian capital market has witnessed a significant shift in trading dynamics through 2025, with liquidity levels swelling to N6.92 trillion as at August, compared to...
Nigeria’s stock market delivered one of its best quarters in years as the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) All-Share Index gained +18.95% in the third quarter of...
The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has called for a strong national policy framework to protect investors and employers, describing them as the...
A major human foible is the tendency to pursue symbolism at the expense of substance. It is not a particularly Nigerian flaw. But the desperation that...
BY BLAISE UDUNZE Nigeria’s banking sector has always stood at the center of the nation’s economic hopes. Yet, instead of fueling growth and wealth creation, the...
