Three years into President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration, Nigeria’s economic debate has become trapped between two competing narratives. One insists…
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The last time I travelled along the Ilesa-Ibadan Expressway, I was left dumbfounded by the alarming scale of unregulated mining…
Nigeria did not simply pass another identity law. It quietly laid the legal foundation for one of the most important…
For decades, many narratives about Africa have been dominated by images of crisis. Conflict, poverty, disasters, political instability, and social…
My attention has been drawn to the judgment of the Federal High Court delivered by Hon. Justice Lifu where the…
Governments often lionise those they choose, but history reserves its own place for those it recognises as true heroes. For…
BP’s recent decision to eliminate its standalone Low Carbon Energy division and reorganise around upstream and downstream hydrocarbons is more…
The challenge confronting the PRP and LP is not merely organisational, it is philosophical. Political parties derive coherence from the…
The history of political parties in Nigeria is, in many respects, a history of the contest between ideology, opportunism, and…
For decades, Africa’s place in the global economy has largely followed a familiar pattern. The continent supplied raw materials. Others…