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In the Republic, Plato makes strong connections between city and soul, arguing that as the city is, so is the

read more Global fallout of Epstein files: Sadly, Nigeria is too relaxed about abuse of power

When President Bola Tinubu swept away Nigeria’s petrol subsidy and allowed the naira to float shortly after taking office in

read more Federal finances under strain as debt costs swallow revenues 

Recent reports of approximately 100 U.S. troops deployed to Nigeria under counterterrorism cooperation frameworks have raised important questions about the

read more Foreign troops, energy geopolitics, and the question of Nigerian sovereignty

….“When hospital wards go dark, and taps run dry, the fight to save lives becomes even harder,”- Health Union Poor

read more Power, water crises ground services at Nigeria’s first ever teaching hospital

Dangote Petroleum Refinery & Petrochemicals reassures Nigerians of its unwavering commitment to serving as a stabilising force amid recent shocks

read more With global refineries down, Dangote refinery becomes Nigeria’s energy lifeline

Warner Bros. and Walt Disney Studios accounted for more than 60 percent of the box office in Anglo West Africa

read more How Warner Bros., Disney pulled over 60% of Nigerian cinema share

Millions of Nigeria’s self-employed workers are willing to set aside money for retirement, yet remain outside the formal pension net.

read more Nigeria’s informal sector ready for pensions, yet underserved

Nigeria has, in recent years, acquired an unenviable reputation for relentless borrowing. The frequency and scale of public debt accumulation

read more Debt without end

Nigeria’s money supply fell to a four-month low in January as the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) intensified aggressive liquidity

read more Nigeria money supply hits four-month low as CBN drains banking liquidity

Traumatised Nigerians need a trailer-load of assurances to believe that anybody at the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) means well

read more Amupitan’s ‘sweet melody’ and opposition parties’ sliding dance