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THE BAKARE-OKI LEGACY: HOW ONE MAN IS REWRITING THE STORY OF LASTMA

By Adebayo Taofiq Beyond enforcement, a new philosophy of professionalism, technology, accountability and service is taking shape. In the restless metropolis of Lagos, where millions of journeys converge daily across an...

Panic in APC as ex-FIRS chairman Nami emerges Niger PDP governorship candidate

By Constance Adaurie The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has officially named former Chairman of...

Adron Group, Niger Foods Breeding, Feedlot Center partner to explore structured agricultural development

By Constance Adaurie In a significant move towards transforming Nigeria’s agricultural landscape and expanding...

IYD 2026: Lagos CP Tijani urges youth to reject digital thuggery, verify before posting

By Constance Adaurie The Commissioner of Police, CP Tijani Olaiwola Fatai, has called on...

LSSTF boss, Ogunsan celebrates Lagos Chief of Staff, Tayo Ayinde at 62, hails ‘security icon’ and pillar of Lagos governance

In public service, careers are often measured by the offices occupied; but many holders...

THE BAKARE-OKI LEGACY: HOW ONE MAN IS REWRITING THE STORY OF LASTMA

By Adebayo Taofiq Beyond enforcement, a new philosophy of professionalism, technology, accountability and service is taking shape. In the restless metropolis of Lagos, where millions of...

Nigeria May Have Escaped Fiscal Cliff; Now Build an Economy Worth the Sacrifice

By Blaise Udunze Three years after the removal of the fuel subsidy and the adjustment of the foreign-exchange regime, Nigeria’s revenue and external positions have...

Formidable is not about size: Why structure is the secret to scaling Nigerian businesses

By Kehinde Ogundare, Regional Head, West Africa, Zoho Corporation If you were to step away from your business for 30 days, what would happen? Would...

The Future Belongs to Those Who Show Up

....Confidence rarely arrives before the opportunity. It arrives afterwards, once we have found the courage to begin By Yetunde B. Oni |Managing Director and Chief...

Three Interdependent Pillars Reshaping African Financial Infrastructure

By Winston Osuchukwu | Founder & CEO, Mathesis Analytics Inc. Africa's financial infrastructure is entering a defining phase. Digital adoption continues to accelerate, financial inclusion...

Blood Beneath the Soil in Nigeria’s Hidden War for Mineral Wealth

By Blaise Udunze On a daily basis, the world watches Nigeria through a familiar lens in what appears to be a gory situation. Especially in...

The Future of AI in Nigerian SMEs: Overcoming Barriers to Implementation

By Kehinde Ogundare, Country Head, Zoho Nigeria Ask a tech entrepreneur in San Francisco what AI means for their business, and they are likely to...

Ekiti Election: Why The IGP’s Simple Message Is A Lesson In Leadership 

By ACP Oluseyi Olabisi Okuwobi, mnipr This morning, while scrolling through social media, I came across a comment by the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji...

America Borrows Power, Nigeria Borrows Survival

By Blaise Udunze Findings show that the United States owes more than $36 trillion while Nigeria owes over N159.28 trillion, with external debt now standing...

Mathias Tsado: A new Dawn for Bida, Gbako, Katcha Federal Constituency

By Aliyu Nma Sanusi HON Mathias Tsado is a son of the Federal Constituency grounded in the values of Nupe land, educated in service, and...

Beyond the vibe: Bridging Africa’s Build Divide with Intelligent Infrastructure

By Kehinde Ogundare, Country Head, Zoho Nigeria Africa has always found its own way around barriers. When fixed-line banking proved too slow and too exclusionary,...

Nigeria’s Booming Banks And A Collapsing Economy

BY BLAISE UDUNZE Nigeria’s banking industry appears to be booming, largely driven by the policies of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), under Governor Olayemi...

Stewardship, Not Seizure: What the Union Bank Case Is Really About

There is a particular genre of financial commentary that mistakes legal process for a factual verdict. A court delivers a first-instance ruling, procedural questions...

Trapped Between Nigeria’s Failure and South Africa’s Xenophobic Violence

BY BLAISE UDUNZE When the word “xenophobic” is talked about, most affected African countries tend to focus on the pains being experienced by their citizens...

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