Samoa Deal: The Myth and Politics of Loan for LGBTQ Rights By Gimba Kakanda At the outset, it’s worth noting that no nation or organization on this planet would provide a loan equivalent to half the size of a borrowing country’s GDP. As of March 31,...

Crown Prince MBS: Conquering Controversy with Diplomacy and Humility By Zekeri Laruba Idakwo Unlike his predecessors who remained largely conservative, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has demonstrated exceptional leadership and deserves commendation for his ability to adapt to the evolving global reality. However, like any individual, he...

Overcoming Nigeria’s Malnutrition Crisis: A Coordinated Approach By Barrister Chinedu Moghalu Nigeria is currently facing a significant malnutrition crisis that affects millions of children across the country. According to the National Demographic and Health Survey (NDHS), approximately 37% of children under five in Northern Nigeria are...

Chief Segun Osunkeye on Foreign Companies' Exit from Nigeria  "I am not saying that the foreign companies do not have their fault, they do. Procter and Gamble left, I have my own views about that. If Procter and Gamble had taken the long term view,...

That NITDA/NYSC Model for Youth Empowerments By Shuaib S. Agaka Nigeria's youth unemployment crisis is one of the most pressing issues facing the nation today. According to recent statistics, more than half of the country's youth population is unemployed or underemployed. This high unemployment rate is...

Cardoso: A Timely Advocacy for Transparency, Accountability in Nigeria’s Debt Management  By Abdulrahman Abdulraheem Nigeria is regarded as one of the potentially wealthy and resource-rich countries in the world even though the huge potential is yet to translate into real economic prosperity for the nation. Just...