Across much of Africa, students are taught and schools appear to be functioning, classrooms are full and examination halls remain
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Why Nigeria’s talent crisis starts in primary school
When Tosin Eniolorunda, chief executive of Moniepoint, told guests at The Platform Nigeria that his company had struggled to fill
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Nigeria’s new yield trade is driving investors into commercial paper
For years, commercial paper occupied an unusual position in Nigeria’s fixed-income market: large enough to fund some of the country’s
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The faulty economics facing Tinubu’s $500m airbus maintenance facility
Concerns are mounting over the economic viability of establishing an Airbus Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) facility in Nigeria, with
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Inside the purge of a sprawling extortion racket at Lagos’ ports corridors
If you were not paying attention, you could easily have missed it. The checkpoint had no signboard, no formal structure,
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Foreign investors, local banks eye majority stakes in Nigerian insurance firms
…As firms seek N78.18bn As the deadline for insurance industry recapitalisation draws closer, foreign investors and local banks are increasingly
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Arsenal became champions by becoming what football once hated
For two decades, Arsenal Football Club tried to prove a point. That you could compete at the top of English
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Nigeria’s economic crisis is an execution problem
Nigeria is a country endowed with immense Human Resources and an unmatched intellectual elite.” This statement was made by former
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Nations are engineered, societies do not drift into greatness
Nations do not drift into greatness. They are usually led there by organised minorities with clarity of purpose, strategic patience,
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Nigeria builds unicorns, Wall Street takes the wealth
Nigeria is producing some of Africa’s biggest technology companies, but the country is losing the biggest financial rewards to foreign
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