In a country where political symbolism is as potent as any manifesto, El-Bee Halan chose an unusual canvas for his convictions: the gleaming flanks of a Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon.

One such institution leveraging this shift is the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), which has transformed its approach to public relations.

‎Sometimes, certain developments raise immediate concerns, even before a deep dive into the details. Such was the case following reports that the Federal Government has earmarked ₦135 billion for potential litigation ahead of the 2027 general elections under what is termed “Electoral Adjudication and Post-Election Provision.”

Unveiling the Real Beneficiaries of CBN’s Recapitalisation Exercise, by Rahma Olamide Oladosu   Widely hailed as a landmark achievement, the banking recapitalisation exercise has captured the attention of policymakers, investors, and financial observers alike. Trillions of naira have been raised, capital thresholds have been successfully met,...

Election Season Economics: The Impact of Strong Opposition Parties, by Prince Daniel Aboki   Many people see political tensions as distant power struggles that do not affect their daily lives. But the truth is simple: when an opposition is weakened, whether by internal issues or external...

‎In a period defined by economic volatility and shifting global value chains, Nigeria’s long-term competitiveness increasingly depends on entrepreneurs who can think beyond short-term gains. Abdulsamad Aminu is positioning himself within that cadre, building a business model anchored on diversification, industrialisation and scalable impact.