A New Understanding Between Customs and Manufacturers By Abdulsalam Mahmud For years, the relationship between the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) and the manufacturing community had been marked by tension and misunderstanding. Each spoke from a different world — one focused on revenue and regulation, the other...

Green Power for Nigeria's Digital Future By Shuaib S. Agaka When Kashifu Inuwa, Director-General of the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), took the stage at the 3rd Technology Ecosystem Dialogue (TED 2025) in Abuja, his message was clear and urgent: Nigeria’s digital economy cannot thrive...

This piece is about the International Day of Rural Women, I limited the scope of this article to the Better Life Program for the African Rural Woman for what they are doing silently.

Tinubu’s Investment Trips and the Promises Yet to Manifest By Tahir Ahmad I have watched President Bola Ahmed Tinubu crisscross continents with both admiration and concern. Admiration, because he has managed to bring back tangible promises and deals that could reshape parts of Nigeria’s economy. Concern,...

Why Arts and Humanities Students Still Need Mathematics By Kabiru Danladi Lawanti I remember my first encounter with numbers. It was interesting and because in Junior Secondary School, our mathematics teacher in JSS Akko made the subject come alive. He was patient, imaginative, and deeply human. He...

Irabor’s Scars on Northern Boko Haram and the Dead Horse Theory By Yushau A. Shuaib There are few things more dignifying than when a towering public figure extends the courtesy of respect wrapped in humility. General Lucky Irabor, former Chief of Defence Staff, exemplifies that rare...