Opinion

The Digital Economy Legacy That Still Defines Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami, by Abbas Badmus

In Nigeria’s evolving political landscape, few public officials have left a mark as visible and measurable as Professor Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami.

The  Most Crowded Weddings, The Most Attacked Marriages, by Prof. Chiwuike Uba, Ph.D.

The  Most Crowded Weddings, The Most Attacked Marriages, by Prof. Chiwuike Uba, Ph.D.   On a bright Saturday afternoon, a young couple stood before hundreds of guests. The hall was filled to capacity. Music echoed, cameras flashed, and social media feeds overflowed with admiration. It was...

How Nigeria Lost its ₦26bn Ginger Export Industry in Three Years, by Obamodi Oluwadamilola Faith

Recent data shows that our ginger export revenue plummeted from twenty-six billion naira to nothing over three years.

Kwara 2027: The Chess Game of Saraki’s PDP and AbdulRazaq’s APC, by Yushau A. Shuaib

Kwara 2027: The Chess Game of Saraki’s PDP and AbdulRazaq’s APC, by Yushau A. Shuaib   In the last two months, Kwara State politics has gradually transformed into a sophisticated chessboard where strategic calculations, silent alliances, political decoys, and subtle manoeuvres are unfolding behind the scenes. The...

CBN’s Money Crisis and Cardoso’ Magic, by Zekeri Idakwo Laruba

For much of the period following the appointment of Olayemi Cardoso, Nigeria’s foreign exchange market faced more than a liquidity shortage.

Dangote-Otedola: When Billionaire Stories Fail to Inspire Nigeria’s Youth, by Ifeanyi Favour Ogochukwu

But recently, an interview and a book by the nation’s two most prominent billionaires, Aliko Dangote and Femi Otedola, respectively, have ignited passionate debates online.