Japa no more: Keeping Nigeria’s brightest at home
A workforce crisis is unfolding that undermines Nigeria’s economic resurgence from within. The brightest professionals and tertiary degree holders in Africa’s largest economy...
Air Peace, capitalism, and national interest!
By Dakuku Peterside
Nigerian corporate influence and that of the West continue to collide. The rationale is straightforward: whereas corporate activity in Europe and...
How international exposure has given NAFDAC’s Moji Adeyeye an edge over the management of...
By Bashir Ibrahim Hassan
One of the challenges of health care delivery in developing countries is how drugs that are supposed to aid the...
Exploring the potential of alternative investments beyond traditional asset classes
By Adesuwa Lilian Edokpolor
There is an unwritten rule in the world of investing: diversify or risk stagnation. Traditional assets, such as equities and...
A call to action: Strengthening HSE governance for a safer, cleaner energy future in...
By Toyin Banjo
Nigeria, Africa’s largest oil producer and a country rich in natural resources has enormous potential to propel its economy forward while...
Building Africa’s future workforce beyond the assembly line
By Ota Akhigbe
The future of work in Africa is upon us, driven by automation, AI, and the gig economy. Assembly lines and cubicles...
A celebration of culture and opportunity: Why the Aso-Ebi Festival Gala Night deserves your...
By HRH Duchess Bukola Adebiyi
For far too long, the rich and vibrant cultures of Africa haven’t always received the global recognition they deserve....
The CBN’s arrow on carry-trade
By Victor Ogiemwonyi
Last week, the CBN issued a circular in respect of FX collateral for Naira loans, to the effect that it has...
May Philip Shaibu not happen to you
By Ikeddy Isiguzo
Philip Shaibu is the type of Deputy Governor that only a few Governors would keep for longer than a few months....
A case for decentralisation of power
By Ifeanyi Ukwuoma
I intend to write a comprehensive 3-part series delving into the intricate dynamics of Nigeria’s power sector.
In Part 1, I staunchly...
