Since the closure of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) $500 million Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) project, awarded during the administration of former President Goodluck Jonathan, little has been heard about the fate of the ambitious initiative. The project, designed to…
Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election offers important lessons for democracies around the world, including Nigeria. While the political contexts of both countries differ, the principles that sustain any democracy—such as the role of institutions, electoral integrity,…
In the fast-evolving global landscape, the notion of age as a barrier to higher education is quickly becoming outdated. Nigeria, with its youthful and dynamic population, stands at a crossroads where the potential of its young people is still largely…
This past Tuesday, Nigerians awoke to another alarming rise in petrol prices, with the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) announcing that pump prices have surged to N1,060 per litre in the Federal Capital Territory and N1,025 in Lagos. This marks…
The recent report from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) highlights a troubling reality in Nigeria’s economic situation. Despite rising debt costs, Nigeria continues to borrow heavily, raising concerns about its financial stability. The IMF warns that without significant changes, the…
The recent case involving Hon. Alex Mascot Ikwechegh, a member of the House of Representatives, highlights a troubling intersection of power and accountability in Nigeria. Charged with assaulting a Bolt driver at his residence, the lawmaker has entered a plea…
The recent unveiling of made-in-Nigeria laptops and tablets by the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI) serves as a powerful rebuttal against the widespread poverty plaguing the nation. In partnership with Imose Technologies Ltd, this initiative underscores Nigeria’s…
The World Bank’s recent endorsement of Nigeria’s economic reforms raises pressing questions about its priorities and the impact on the Nigerian populace. Over the past five years, Nigeria has borrowed more than $24 billion from the global lender, with the…
As Nigeria grapples with escalating security challenges, the necessity for a robust, domestically produced satellite infrastructure has become increasingly critical. Last week’s forum convened by the Nigerian Communication Satellite Limited (NIGCOMSAT) in Abuja emphasised this urgency. It brought together key…
Since the suspension of the Nigeria Air joint venture with Ethiopian Airlines in May 2023, little has been communicated about this ambitious project. Former Minister of Aviation Hadi Sirika announced the suspension shortly before leaving office, and Festus Keyamo confirmed…
