Act I: The messiah who never comes (but we keep buying tickets anyway) Nigerians are not known for patience, yet...
Growing up, my father had a consistently intimidating way of encouraging his children to focus on academics. He would say,...
Introduction Africa’s technology startup ecosystem is experiencing unprecedented growth, fuelled by a young, dynamic population, increasing mobile and internet penetration,...
This statement of profound wisdom informed my silence in the wake of manipulated and unsubstantiated allegations of wrongdoing recently being...
Professor Emmanuel Ayankanmi Ayandele (1928–2000), one of Nigeria’s most incisive 20th-century historians, occupies a unique position in African intellectual history....
From mere trickles a few years ago, Afrobeats’ audience is expanding rapidly. From New York to London to Paris and...
The past week was a unique one; it was a week that witnessed the celebration of three momentous global issues,...
Nigeria’s National Assembly has begun the constitutional amendment process, and as usual, all sorts of areas in the constitution have...
History was made yesterday, when veteran journalist and President of the Guild of Public Affairs Analysts of Nigeria (GPAAN), Ayo...
As Nigerians, we are no strangers to hunger. But our hunger goes beyond the physical need for food. It’s a...
Nigeria’s labor market is more competitive than ever, with few job openings and thousands of skilled people competing for each...
The real estate industry, long characterized by tradition and resistance to change, is experiencing a profound transformation driven by technological...
In the evolving landscape of corporate leadership, diversity is no longer just a metric—it is a strategic imperative. As organisations...
Plastics products such as household plastic items, gift items, plastic cups, toys, seats, tables, and bags among others are daily...
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC), now NNPC Limited, is back in the news, announcing that it can no longer...