Indeed, every October 1 is a period of retrospection on the journey and state of our nation, and like most citizens, I wonder if there is anything to be celebrated. Nigeria’s …
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64 years on, time to reset Nigeria for real growth
Today’s celebration of Nigeria’s 64th independence anniversary is necessarily an occasion to acknowledge the fact that successive governments in the past years have derailed in terms of fulfilling the yearnings and …
Read More »Exchange rate fluctuations and their impact on international trade
Analysing exchange rate fluctuations and their impact on international trade requires a multi-dimensional approach. It’s not just about understanding the broad economic factors driving currency values; it’s essential to incorporate …
Read More »Hail to the (new) Chief Justice
When he died at 80 in June 2008, Lamidi Aribiyi Adedibu was one of the best known political godfathers of his generation and certainly one of the most disruptive in …
Read More »Constitutional issues on finance bill and appropriation bill 2024
The constitutional validity of the Finance (Amendment) Bill 2024 which imposes a windfall tax of 70 per cent on the realised profit from all foreign exchange transactions of banks and …
Read More »Thinking Nigeria (2): A diasporan’s perspective on normalised deviance
As a Nigerian in the diaspora, returning to Nigeria to do business or contribute to my country’s development can be a daunting experience. One of the biggest challenges is navigating …
Read More »At 64, Nigeria has lost its way
AT 64, Nigeria is a total mess. It is a deformed adult child at 64! It cannot protect itself and depends on others for basic sustenance, even from resources it …
Read More »Chioma Festus: GIGL – The role of technology in streamlining logistics, shipping operations
Logistics and shipping are critical components of modern commerce. From raw materials to finished products, businesses rely on efficient logistics and shipping operations to move goods. The emergence of technology …
Read More »Kaduna Community Alleges Nigerian Airstrike Killed At Least 23 Residents, Air Force Insists Target Was Terrorists
Kaduna Community Alleges Nigerian Airstrike Killed At Least 23 Residents, Air Force Insists Target Was Terrorists The victims included worshippers at a mosque and people at a nearby market.
Read More »Self-defence by communities, another pointer to state police
Some bold moves made recently by residents of some communities in some northern states to stop the incessant attacks on their community by terrorists and to rescue the victims are …
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