Nigeria cannot contain growing insecurity without structural security reform
In early February 2026, coordinated attacks in parts of Kwara and Katsina reportedly left more than 170 people dead within...
- Friday, June 19, 2026
BusinessDay
In early February 2026, coordinated attacks in parts of Kwara and Katsina reportedly left more than 170 people dead within...
Nigeria comforts itself with a familiar story: education is the ladder out of poverty. Work hard, pass exams, earn a...
Nigeria’s digital education rhetoric is no longer short of examples. Across the states, initiatives abound: Lagos has piloted digital classrooms...
Nigeria likes to speak the language of digital ambition. Our policy documents read like blueprints for a 21st-century education and...
Twenty-seven years after the return to civil rule, Nigeria’s democracy – often described as one of Africa’s strongest – is...
On paper, Nigeria’s education reforms look ambitious, even progressive. Policy documents speak confidently about 21st-century skills, learner-centred classrooms, digital literacy,...
In 2026, education does not enter a moment of transition; it enters a year shaped by unresolved structural choices. Artificial...
Nigeria’s digital economy is often celebrated for its energy, creativity, and youthful momentum. Venture capital flows, startup success stories, and...
For decades, Nigeria’s economic architects and leading entrepreneurs have operated under a seductive but dangerous fallacy: that innovation is an...
As 2025 draws to a close, Nigerians instinctively search for relief. It has been a bruising year, marked by economic...