Opinion

Addressing Nigeria’s Counterfeit Drug Crisis, by Arafat A. Abdulrazaq,

The resurgence of counterfeit drugs in Nigeria is not just a health crisis; it is a national emergency. Despite past victories in combating the illicit drug trade.

Fiber Cuts Prevention: Is This the End of Service Disruptions? by Zekeri Idakwo Laruba

‎Recently, a rapidly developing neighborhood in Abuja was plunged into near-total darkness for over a week due to erratic electricity supply from the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC).

America’s WHO Exit and Africa’s Health Crisis

Some Nigerians with a wrong intent to mock believe that sick people, especially those living with Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) in Africa, particularly Nigeria, are now an "endangered species" due to the United States' withdrawal from the World Health Organisation (WHO).

Reflecting on AfCFTA Implementation in Nigeria, by Yusuf Issa An-Nuphawi

As the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) implementation in Nigeria continues in full swing, 2024 was a year of significant progress.

Revenue as Nigeria’s New ‘Crude Oil, By Dare Adekanmbi

Revenue as Nigeria’s New ‘Crude Oil By Dare Adekanmbi •Why President Tinubu Deserves Commendation Prior to Nigeria’s independence in 1960, agriculture was the mainstay of its economy, even as reflected in the economic activities of the regions there were in the country at that time. Famous stories...

Premiere Academy: Where Passionate Advocacy Meets the Risk of Defamation

Premiere Academy: Where Passionate Advocacy Meets the Risk of Defamation