Multiple Blows to a Reactive North: Emilokan na your mate? by Shettima Dan'azumi Northern States are gradually losing significant portion of their shares of FAAC allocation, which is undoubtedly the biggest source of their revenue. From Local Government Funds, Fiscal Reform Bills, to dividends from...

IMF, World Bank and their Russian Roulette with Nigeria By Umar Farouk Bala Nigeria’s national debt has become a point of contention among various stakeholders, including global institutions, policymakers, and citizens. While external financial institutions such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank...

The Perils of Economic Extremism By Salisu Na'inna Dambatta Whenever most analysts, alarmists and political elite speak of extremists or extremism they limit the notion of the terms to individuals whose conduct is generally guided by an undiluted respect and fear of the Almighty God. They...

Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim: Pioneering Change in Nigeria's Women Affairs Ministry, by Rahma Oladosu   Hon. Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim’s appointment as Minister of Women Affairs signals a new chapter for a ministry that has struggled to fulfill its potential in recent years. With unwavering determination, she is poised to...

Modi’s Visit: What are the Potential Gains of the Nigeria-India Partnership?  By Zeenat Sambo In a strategic move to attract investment from key global economies, Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has described Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit as a pivotal step toward reinforcing diplomatic trade...

Tracking President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Cities and Housing Initiatives By Fredrick Nwabufo Housing is a corporeal, psychological, and social need. It is not only a rudimentary component of existence but also an apodictic facet of human dignity. It is as essential as life. Nigeria does have...