When Nigeria’s Electoral Act 2026 was signed into law, much of the public debate focused on electronic transmission of results,
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African governments must expand their agency in an unravelling global order
On 15th February 2026, the African Union adopted a landmark resolution formally classifying slavery, forced deportation and colonialism as crimes
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The danger of AI illiteracy & shadow AI
In Nigeria’s corporate world today, from the high-rises of Victoria Island to the industrial hubs of Kano, the conversation is
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Nigeria’s learning crisis: Why teachers hold the key to education reform
Nigeria’s education crisis is not merely a problem of access; it is fundamentally a crisis of learning and trust. Despite
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Digital Governance in Nigeria – Why corporate boards must elevate AI oversight, cybersecurity risk and data ethics to boardroom accountability
The importance of Digital Governance to Nigerian Board Directors Digital governance represents a modern component of fiduciary duties for Nigerian
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Generator economy shaken by diesel price surge
Surging diesel prices are threatening to choke Nigeria’s vast generator economy, as the conflict in the Middle East tightens supplies
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Telcos’ fintech ambitions meet market reality
In Nigeria’s rapidly evolving digital payments landscape, telecommunications companies have been pushing into financial services, betting that their vast subscriber
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In search of a free basic healthcare model for Nigeria
One of the essential necessities a good government should provide for tax-paying citizens is free basic healthcare. In Nigeria, this
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Bridging Africa’s renewable energy and climate finance gap: A case study of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) financing model
Africa’s renewable energy future is full of promise but unlocking it has remained one of the continent’s most significant developmental
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The tragedy of ‘anything goes’ politics, and escalating killings
The desperation of politicians is impacting negatively on governance in Nigeria. For politicians, it is about anything goes. Nigeria is
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