The much-anticipated initial public offering (IPO) of SpaceX is set to open this week, marking what could be the largest
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Another Children’s Day, the same promises, and an uncertain future
Two weeks ago, on Wednesday 27th May, Nigeria marked another Children’s Day. It should have been an occasion not only
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Kleptocracy and the normalisation of corruption in Nigeria’s politics
In January 2019, former National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Adams Oshiomhole, made one of the most memorable
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The Epstein files as a reckoning with power, complicity, and the banality of elite evil
Too often, we the media elite – journalists, writers, intellectuals – behave as though we inhabit a different moral planet.
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The AI skills boom is real. The market for those skills is not
Every week, another accelerator announces a new cohort. Another NGO publishes a report on the digital skills gap. Another multinational
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Nigeria’s minimum wage has been overtaken by a N700,000 survival cost
By the third week of every month, Ibrahim Olarinrin’s salary is gone. The 38-year-old Lagos resident earns N300,000 a month
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South African Kirsh dethrones Rabiu as Africa’s fastest-growing billionaire in 2026
…tycoon’s wealth jumps 46% after landmark $29bn deal South African billionaire Nathan Kirsh has overtaken Nigeria’s Abdul Samad Rabiu as
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Nigeria’s GTCO is the bank that gains most when it lends least
Guaranty Trust Holding Company (GTCO) habours a bank of silent riddles. Nigeria’s most admired bank closed 2025 with N1.23 trillion
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Hot money mirage hides cold realities as Lagos dances to a carry trade tune
On first inspection, the number looks like a vindication. Nigeria’s capital importation surged 84 per cent year-on-year to U$10.37 billion
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The hidden gap in strategy execution
Most organisations do not fail because of poor strategy. In fact, many organisations have: • Clear strategic priorities • Skilled
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