The directive by President Tinubu that police officers be withdrawn from Very Important Persons (VIPs) has reignited one of Nigeria’s
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More boots, same fear? Nigeria’s security dilemma
Once again, a familiar demand dominates Nigeria’s public conversation: “We need more boots on the ground.” For communities living under
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Inside the unseen economy of street hawkers
They appear at every traffic stop, bend, and intersection — moving with the rhythm of Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, and
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Twelve ordinary citizens: The missing safeguard weakening Nigeria’s judiciary
The United Kingdom’s renewed national debate on whether its jury-trial system requires sweeping reform has reopened one of the fundamental
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From abduction to release: Nigeria’s kidnapping pandemic demands urgent cure
On November 17, 2025, armed bandits invaded the Government Girls Comprehensive Secondary School in Maga, Kebbi State, killed the vice
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How Nigeria can curb food inflation and restore purchasing power – World Bank
Nigeria needs to improve the productivity of its farmers, end insecurity that’s kept farmers away from cultivation, and invest in
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How brewers are navigating Nigeria’s volatile market to sustain growth
Beer makers, like other consumer goods producers, have experienced two years of mounting losses due to the steep devaluation of
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Nigeria’s premium risk: Why we borrow expensively
In the debt markets, perception can be as damaging as reality. Nigeria, despite being Africa’s largest economy by GDP, continues
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How Nigerians’ bank deposits end up funding government, not growth
When Nigerians queue at bank counters or tap “transfer” on their phones, they believe their deposits fuel the economy, funding
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Nigeria’s $15bn AI jackpot slipping away as youth digital skills crisis explodes
A demographic dividend that was supposed to power Africa’s largest economy into the front rank of 21st century nations is
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