Subsidy Shadows: The Billions Nigerians Cannot See, by Haroon Aremu
When former President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan attempted to remove fuel subsidy in 2012, the nation erupted. Streets were flooded with protesters, labour unions shut down economic activities, and what became known as the Occupy Nigeria...
A Generation Trapped Between Certificates, Closed Doors and Broken Promises
By Haroon Aremu
I remembered an article I once wrote, titled “After NYSC, A call for National job Creation and Youth Empowerment”. It was a piece born not from research papers or policy documents, but from...
PRrev: Rethinking Press Review in a Digital Age, by Haroon Aremu
There are jobs that stretch the intellect, and there are jobs that quietly drain the soul. Press Review belongs to both categories.
Every day begins the same way: opening countless tabs, scrolling endlessly, refreshing news...
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...
Unleashing Africa's Potential for Global Partnerships, by Haroon Aremu
Africa often stands as a canvas of untapped potential, its vibrant hues waiting to be unleashed upon the world stage. Like a dormant volcano, it simmers with creativity and teems with resources, yet awaits the spark...
Unleashing Africa's Potential for Global Partnerships, by Haroon Aremu
Africa often stands as a canvas of untapped potential, its vibrant hues waiting to be unleashed upon the world stage. Like a dormant volcano, it simmers with creativity and teems with resources, yet awaits the spark...
