Nigeria is in a state of war. A few months ago, the war was in the northeast. But today, it is ubiquitous. The entire country is now the theatre of violent engagement. […]
Nigeria at War: State of Emergency Needed
Twitter in Ghana: And So What?
Twitter recently announced that it is opening its first African office in Ghana. In an official statement, the company took time to elucidate the reasons for choosing Ghana over other locations. In […]
Nigeria’s Central Bank and Money Printing: Beyond the Political Brouhaha
Mixed reactions have trailed Nigeria’s public financial sector since Edo State, Governor Godwin Obaseki on 10 April 2021 disclosed that the Federal Government printed N60 billion as part of the federal allocation […]
America’s Terror Watchlist, Pantami’s Religious Antecedents, and the Telco Connection
In recent times, social media handles and platforms have been inundated with divergent thoughts on the authenticity of the news reports alleging that Nigeria’s Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Dr. Isa […]
Social Media Influencers in Nigeria: Money, Money, Money
Recently, Twitter suspended the accounts of some prominent Nigerian influencers for spearheading a social media campaign to obstruct justice. The viral news exposed how many of them were deployed to sway public […]
Successful Entrepreneurs in Nigeria – Their First Jobs (Part 10)
Despite the claim in some quarters that Nigeria is not an easy place to start a business, there are still famous entrepreneurs who are doing very well. These individuals are either the […]
Decentralisation of Passport Centres and the Ease of Doing Business in Nigeria
Nigerians have been clamouring for more efficient ways of processing passports as the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) appears to be overwhelmed by the avalanche of applications and the human traffic that throng […]
Striking Resident Doctors: Between Professional Oath to Save Lives and Self-Preservation
Nigerian doctors embarked on an indefinite strike on 1 April 2021. The ongoing strike has paralyzed medical services at public hospitals, leaving hundreds of patients unattended. The National Association of Resident Doctors […]
