After weeks of calculations, quiet borrowing, and painful prioritisation, a widow and lecturer II (who preferred anonymity) at the University…
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Two weeks ago, just when the world was still in a jubilant mood after ushering in the new year, Germany…
The story is told of when in the early 2000s, Vodafone, then the world’s largest telecoms company, commissioned one of…
If the Trump administration chooses America First and discriminates against us, why should we do the same to ourselves? I…
Professor Priyamvada Gopal I bring up these developments in Latin America to open a parallax view of two topics in…
Tony Elumelu Elumelu’s entry into Seplat is more than just a business transaction; it is the manifestation of the Petroleum…
So, who says Nigerian women cannot become governors — and ultimately president? Certainly not history. Certainly not logic. And certainly…
Elections are fundamental to democracy but their financial implications are escalating. Between now and 2027, many African countries, including Nigeria,…
When nations grow weary and old formulas collapse, history is often rewritten by credible alliances. When recycled promises become unconvincing,…
As Nigeria transitions into full election mode for the 2027 general elections, the political temperature is heating up at a…