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The Strait of Hormuz is not only strategic to the shipping of 20 percent of more of global oil and

read more The Strait of Hormuz Blockade:: Implications for global food security

When President Bola Ahmed Tinubu took office on May 29, 2023, the first public-debt figure published after his assumption of

read more Nigeria’s new debt surge and the question of what it bought

The future of leadership education is not what you know—it is what you can deliver. Why executive education must evolve

read more From strategy to results: Fixing Africa’s execution crisis

To several Nigerians, Atiku Abubakar, a former vice president, should not run for president next year. Some cite age, others

read more 2027: Atiku can run, but he lacks what it takes to win!

…Renewvia scaling to meet demand 1 Renewvia Solar structure in Ozuzu community Blessing Ebere remembers the exact moment she decided

read more Solar power ignites economic boom in Nigerian village that oil forgot

A quiet transformation is unfolding across Nigeria’s universities. Increasing number of students are no longer waiting until graduation to enter

read more How remote work is redefining university life in Nigeria

Tunde Alabi, a fuel attendant in Lagos, earns the national minimum wage of N70,000 ($44) a month — an income

read more Stagnant wages leave Nigerian workers trailing peers 

…Ex-depot price of diesel hits N1800/litre The global oil price has soared above $126 a barrel, its highest level since

read more Nigeria braces for fuel price surge as Brent crude tests $126

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) recently ordered telecommunications providers to compensate customers for poor quality services covering periods of verified

read more The silent exploitation in data and digital TV subscriptions

A policy that says more than it first appears The Central Bank of Nigeria’s latest directive to international money transfer

read more Nigeria’s new remittance discipline and the hard work of rebuilding trust