Tinubu’s Reform Scorecard: Big Numbers, But What Has Changed for Nigerians?

Tinubu’s Reform Scorecard: Big Numbers, But What Has Changed for Nigerians?

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration can point to a substantial list of economic, infrastructure and social-policy initiatives since May 2023. Fuel-subsidy removal, foreign-exchange reform, tax changes, higher revenues, infrastructure spending, student loans, a new minimum wage and expanded social intervention programmes have fundamentally altered the policy direction of the Nigerian economy. But another, difficult question…

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After 53 Years, Ima Gas Field Gets $800m Nod

  Nigeria’s Ima gas field, discovered in 1973 but left untouched for more than five decades, has finally secured a Final Investment Decision, with AMNI International and TotalEnergies committing $800 million to bring it into production. The two partners announced the decision on Tuesday, 23 September 2026, clearing the way for one of the country’s…

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When Cheaper Rent Costs More

From Paper Plans to Smart Homes: How Technology Is Changing the Way Houses Are Built

A house can now exist on a computer screen before the first block is laid. Its rooms can be designed digitally, its structure viewed in three dimensions, its construction monitored by drones and, after completion, its lights, cameras and security systems controlled from a smartphone. For generations, building a house depended largely on manual measurements,…

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Unshaken on the Red Clay

Unshaken on the Red Clay

Despite a 0-4 loss to Morocco in the Davis Cup World Group II, the Nigeria Tennis Federation vows to deepen grassroots reforms following a historic 30-year high. A thirty-year waiting game ended on the hard courts of Lagos in February 2026, when Nigeria’s national men’s tennis team achieved what an entire generation of players had…

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Security Agents Kill ISWAP Commander in Ondo

Forest Forces Reshape Warfare

As 925 newly trained Borno State Forest Guards graduate from Buni Yadi, Operation Hadin Kai deploys local terrain experts to strip terrorists of their woodland hideouts and reshape regional counter-insurgency tactics. A fundamental shift is underway in the dense, treacherous woodlands of North-East Nigeria. For years, thick forest cover offered dangerous insurgents an ideal sanctuary,…

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