The Queen and the Mob-Like Crying and Sympathies, by Ejike Okpa   The last of the reining Monarchies Queen Elizabeth has paid her debt at age 96 after 70 yrs on the throne. Some are crying and wailing their Grandmother Queen has gone. Too bad but it...

Five Percent Telecom Tax: Desperate Revenue Drive or Deliberate Wickedness? By Vivian Abomann Taxation is one of best ways of generating revenue for countries all over world. Over the decades, Nigeria has been struggling to beef up her revenue from taxation but that has proven difficult...

Pantami: Unveiling Tech Infrastructure for National Development, By Zeenat Sambo The ever-evolving technology revolution has continued to cause disruptions resulting in progressive change across the globe. These changes charge the techies to constantly acquire newer knowledge and keep abreast of the latest innovative developments and...

ICT as a Colossal Symbol of Nigeria’s Digital Economy By Fom Gyem Information Communication Technology (ICT) has been acknowledged as a source of energy and a growth engine for the social and economic empowerment of the nation. In order to increase its equity in developing the...

eNaira: Changing the Narrative of Financial Transactions in Nigeria, by Abbas Badmus   The idea of eNaira comes from the ever-expanding developments in digitalization and the need for a secured means of effecting transactions accross borders. eNaira is a Central bank digital currency issued and regulated by...

@54: Omooba as Essential Omoluabi Irukera, by Tunde Olusunle   He is not the prototype Nigerian "big man" or politician who has erected barricades, boundaries and boulders between himself and the public he serves on one hand. He hasn't placed hedges and gulfs between him and...