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The departure of Abu Dhabi ends more than five decades of membership and removes one of Organisation of the Petroleum

read more UAE exit deepens OPEC’s fading pricing influence

Residents of gated housing estates across Lagos are confronting electricity bills that have more than doubled, and in some cases

read more Poor grid supply forces estates into costly diesel dependence

The real issue is not debt alone Nigeria’s debt conversation is often framed too emotionally and too crudely, as though

read more When borrowing becomes a test of state capacity

I will start today’s intervention with the well-known thoughts of some ancients. Machiavelli stated the obvious when he told us

read more Governor Soludo, Onitsha main market, and the SATH conundrum

“The elder plants the tree whose shade he may never sit under.” — African proverb Many successful businesses begin with

read more Building businesses that outlive their founders

Nigeria’s sovereign Eurobonds have staged a broad-based rally, pushing yields across the curve below 8 percent for the first time

read more Nigeria Eurobonds rally as yields sink below 8% in historic first  

MTN Nigeria Communications Plc has delivered a spectacular start to 2026, posting a pre-tax profit of N546.42 billion in the

read more MTN Nigeria’s data juggernaut: Analysts optimism

Seplat Energy’s decision in April to nearly double its quarterly dividend to 9 cents per share, backed by robust free

read more Seplat’s post-Exxon payout and the yield of ambition

Nigeria’s fiscal outlook is facing scrutiny as rapid government borrowing and rising debt-service costs tighten public finances and constrain private-sector

read more Nigeria’s debt binge prices businesses out of credit 

Part 1: Designing wealth What you built is only the beginning of what you own. This letter is not for

read more Dear Founder: What do you really own?