Businesses, Govts Count Losses To #EndSARS Protests
At the backdrop of the destructions of public and private properties and businesses in the wake of the #EndSARS protests, businesses have been counting their losses while economy experts have listed the immediate challenges the crises have thrown...
Fighting Cyber Crime through Public-Private Collaboration
By Inyene Ibanga
Cyberspace is constantly flooded with information generated by individuals, corporate organisations, state institutions and businesses on a daily basis. This information is easily processed, transferred or stored for use in our everyday personal and business activities. As...
Nigeria’s Duty-free Export To US Plunges To $300.48m
Nigeria’s export to the United States under a duty-free policy declined in the first eight months of 2020, recording $300.48m from January to August.
According to the latest African Growth and Opportunity Act policy trade statistics, exports to...
Oil Price Rises To $43
Oil gained more than one per cent on Tuesday on the prospect the United States nearing a deal on coronavirus relief, but the threat to demand from rising COVID-19 cases worldwide and increased Libyan output kept prices from moving higher.
Reuters...
#EndSARS: What Next on the Youth Movement?
By Gidado Shuaib
Beyond #EndSARS protests, I see the ongoing mass action against the brutality of the Nigeria Police Force’s Special Anti-Robbery Squad as a social movement which can hardly be subdued by force. The movement which was initially...
INVESTIGATION: Nigerian Recovered Assets Suffering ‘neglect’ After Final Forfeiture
NEWS DIGEST - This report takes a look at how Nigerian government failed to ensure proper utilization of recovered assets, together with the challenges of poor assets management by anti-graft agencies.
Assets recovery is a major activity...
