There are divergent views about Nigeria’s ability to attain a $1 trillion economy by 2030. I am still optimistic, as it is too early to conclude that it won’t be achievable. Nigeria’s economy has shown signs of improvement and potential…
By Temitope Ajayi By his advanced age and eminent status as a former Vice President of Nigeria, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar is by no means qualified to be an elder statesman. Statesmen are highly venerated and revered people to whom we…
By Bolanle Bolawole The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) is threatening to shut down the country’s economy if its president, Joe Ajaero, is arrested by the police. Ajaero has been invited for questioning by the police authorities over serious allegations that…
By Emmanuel Onwubiko As part of the broader strategy to contain the effects of drug addictions by students and other youngsters, the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) recently mooted an idea or rather a proposal to make drug testing…
By Solomon Iorpev Benue is undoubtedly a central part of Nigeria, a significant part of the belt that holds the country together. There is no doubt that any significant impact on this part of the country has ripple effects on…
By Oluseye Adebayo After weeks of anticipation, the pictures of the new presidential jet as presented in the media when President Tinubu was leaving Abuja for his visit to France on Monday, the 19th of August was a disappointing climax.…
By Ana Hajduka, founder and CEO of Africa GreenCo As Africa’s energy sector deregulates, exciting opportunities open up for financial innovation to benefit consumers. Private-sector buyers and traders can mitigate default risk and provide certified green energy at lower cost,…
Prominent Nigerian figure Stephen Adedayo has called on citizens to choose peace, progress, and unity as the nation navigates its current difficulties. This appeal follows discussions with journalists in Lagos, where Adedayo and other notable individuals addressed pressing national concerns.…
By Mamuda Sanusi, Facial marks are tears made on parts of the body, especially the face. It occurs in different shapes and sizes. It is also referred to as tribal marks. The practice is common in many parts of Nigeria…
By Dr. Jimoh Ibrahim The first $15 billion was already spent on Nevada’s Yucca Mountain megaproject until the Obama administration scrapped the project! A total of $65 billion, including damages, was spent on Yucca, and the ground was covered back…
