When Governor Sheriff Oborevwori stepped into the historic halls of the Yoruba Tennis Club in Onikan, Lagos, he was not merely attending another high-profile gathering. He was entering a space
In the high-stakes theatre of Edo South politics, there is a fine line between a political alliance and a political liability. The people are historically hospitable, but are also fiercely
For decades, Nigeria’s power sector has remained one of the most stubborn impediments to economic growth and social development. From erratic supply to aging infrastructure, the challenges have been both
I sat through the opening address at the commissioning of the Nigeria Revenue Service headquarters with a mix of curiosity and cautious optimism. Nigerians mostly regard government speeches as leaning
Let us celebrate the grace and good health that God Almighty has poured upon Hon. (Dr.) Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo as he marks another year of life on May 1. As the
Let us celebrate the grace and good health that God Almighty has poured upon Hon. (Dr.) Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo as he marks another year of life on May 1. As the
“By systematically lowering the cost of borrowing and building a universal credit identity, the Renewed Hope Agenda is doing something no previous administration has even attempted: dismantling the barriers that
In the tapestry of African commerce, few figures loom as large or as quiet as Dr. Mike Adenuga Jr. As he marks his 73rd year, we aren’t just celebrating a
As Dr. Mike Adenuga turns 73 this April, Nigeria celebrates not just the life of a billionaire industrialist, but the enduring legacy of a man whose humongous investments have fundamentally
There is something very interesting about Lagos. No sub-national capital comes anywhere near it in terms of commercial activities. Perhaps, for this reason, the city wakes up early everyday, not
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s pledge last week to end revenue leakages in the Federal Government may have been received with scepticism by many Nigerians but it must be sweet music
In the unfolding democratic journey of Ondo State, few figures command the quiet reverence and unmistakable stature of Jumoke Akindele, the first and only female Speaker in the history of