National Health Fellows Programme: An Idea Whose Time has Come, by Rahma Olamide Oladosu   Health is a human right and everyone, irrespective of location or socioeconomic status has a right to healthcare at their point of need. For a heavily populated country like Nigeria where...

A Visit to EFCC Headquarters: A Corper's Experience, by Haroon Aremu   It was one evening when my boss simply told me, "I have an invitation from the EFCC. You and Zekeri should join me tomorrow!" Since I was posted to this PR firm as a member...

NITDA/NIMC Collaboration: Fortifying Nigeria’s Digital Infrastructure for Maximum Security, by Shuaib A. Agaka   As technology advances rapidly and digital transformations continue, a Nation striving to keep pace needs an innovative, efficient, and strategic approach. This sentiment is echoed in the collaboration between the National Information...

Cardoso’s Cards, Naira’s Gain, Enemies’ Pain, by Abdulrahman Abdulraheem   In Williams Shakespeare’s iconic piece, “All is Well that Ends Well,” Helena was intensely in love with the Prince, Betram, who had no iota of feelings for her due to her poor and inferior background. She...

SRAP 2.0: Renewing Nigeria's Hope Through Digital Prosperity and Global Competitiveness, by Mubarak Umar   In a world characterised by rapid technological evolution and ever-increasing global interconnectedness, initiatives that leverage innovation to drive economic growth and societal progress are more critical than ever. Across continents, governments,...

The NDIC And Recapitalisation Of Banks, by Salisu Na'inna Dambatta   The ongoing CBN-inspired recapitalisation for banks has serious implications for the banking sector, the equity capital market and the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation of Nigeria (NDIC). While the banking sector may become stronger with deeper capital...