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Saudi state oil giant Aramco is exploring potential asset sales to free up funds, two people with knowledge of the

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The recent tragic killing of 14-year-old Kehinde Alade by a police officer during a traffic pursuit in Ibadan represents more

read more Beyond excuses: Nigeria must end police use of lethal force in the streets

In 2019, Ola Drinks opened its doors to residents of Ketu and since then it has become a popular meeting

read more Running on Empty: MSMEs run on fumes as power cuts cripple operations

Ancient Greek Mythology weaves a captivating story of Demeter, the goddess of fertility whose daughter Persephone is abducted by the

read more Nigeria’s drifting juvenile justice system: A case for reforming the baby and the bath water

On the streets of Yeumbeul—a working-class neighborhood on the outskirts of Dakar—Amadou Hott’s journey to the frontlines of African finance

read more ‘Africa’s wealth must work for Africa’- Hott

Summary: Electricity is no longer just a utility — it’s a weapon of national survival. In a country of over

read more Running on Empty: Electricity sector reform and Nigeria’s national security imperative

Summary: Nigeria’s power grid is losing its biggest customers, and with them, its financial lifeline. From cement giants to industrial

read more Running on Empty: Residential power users bear brunt as big consumers shun grid

In principle, there is nothing wrong with a “Nigeria First” policy. After all, every government claims to put its country

read more ‘Nigeria First’? Tinubu’s copycat Trumpian protectionism is misguided

It was meant to be a new beginning. Instead, it feels like the beginning of the end for millions of Nigerians.

read more We lost the subsidy. Did we gain anything?

More than six in 10 adult women have remained excluded from the mobile internet boom despite Nigeria’s 172.67 million mobile

read more Mobile internet boom bypasses six in 10 Nigerian women