It was not another sterile policy talk. It was a mirror held up to governors and their governments, through the lens of Nigeria’s first-ever Openness Index.
PENGASSAN vs Dangote: A Standoff With Nigeria’s Future at Stake
By Rabi Ummi Umar
Dangote’s refinery rollout changed the energy story of Nigeria and Africa, ushering in a new era of stability and hope. Fuel queues, once a nightmare on every street corner, began to...
CBN, Diaspora Dollars and Nigeria’s Economic Lifeline
By Abdulrasheed Musa Kofa
For years, Nigeria has leaned on its diaspora as a hidden anchor of survival. Beyond emotional ties and cultural nostalgia, Nigerians abroad have sent home billions of dollars, cushioning households and helping many weather difficult...
Until Nigerians Learn, Scams Will Never End
By Yusuf Ahmed Baba
Nigeria has become a playground for fraudulent investment schemes, wonder banks, and cyber scams. Time and again, citizens driven by desperation, greed, or plain ignorance have poured their savings into platforms promising impossible returns.
The script...
Bayo Onanuga: Between 'Bolekaja' Publicity and Public Relations
By Yushau A. Shuaib
Weblink: https://yashuaib.com/2025/10/bayo-onanuga-bolakaja/
I have often emphasised the thin, but important line between journalism and public relations. A journalist thrives on controversy; every confrontation is newsworthy. Public relations, however, demands restraint, maturity, and controlled messaging. It...
Dangote’s Might, PENGASSAN’s Stand and the Road to Fuel Security
By Zeenat Sambo
The bitter feud between Dangote Refinery and the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN) has once again placed Nigeria’s oil sector at the centre of national anxiety. What began...
