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There was interesting news out of Abuja the other day. The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory had gone to commission newly refurbished fire trucks belonging to the Abuja Fire…

Ever so often, we find stars with very little blemishes but overall success and fame is hardly managed by superstars. Celebrity management is an area or field that I am very much interested…

Our people say that if you want to know what a neighbor thinks of you, just pick a quarrel with that neighbor, especially if it happens to be a woman.. Abike Dabiri-Erewa has just mistakenly…

The more he struggles with the reality of the outcome of his electoral iberiberism, the more Rochas Okorocha positions as an allegory for constant retelling for generations to come. The…

It was dark in Rwanda between April to July 1994 when the Hutu led-government killed eight hundred thousand people mostly from the Tusti minority ethnic group. Paul Kagame was the military…

As the global community gathered over the weekend for the 25th commemoration of the Rwandan Genocide, our dear Vice President, Yemi Osinbanjo most commendably encouraged world leaders never…

This column is known for or its consistency and focus on small business development and informal credit markets. Today, we make an exception and ask for the indulgence of our readers to…

Reactions have continued to trail last week’s release of IMF’s 2019 Article IV visitation report which tracks Nigeria’s key financial and economic development over the preceding year. A…

Frontier markets have been in the news lately: they are the centres of attraction in the world of investment. Funds are pouring into them as investors search for higher returns across the…

Globally, so many children are living on the streets. These children are popularly referred to as “street children.” This group of children are in most countries of the world-developed and…