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The Price of Growth: What African founders must know about private equity

Femi Fabunmi

8 months ago

Private equity can amplify what you’ve already built, but it can never replace your conviction, your vision, or your purpose.

Much Ado about demolitions in Nigeria and the way forward

Kazeem Ugbodaga

8 months ago

The attempt by some political leaders to ethnicise and incite the public against the Lagos State Government’s enforcement of the…

Geographical Indications: The Untapped Goldmine in Nigeria’s Intellectual Property Landscape

Kazeem Ugbodaga

8 months ago

If African artefacts, textiles, or symbols are curated and commercialised abroad without corresponding legal or economic returns to their countries…

Nigeria turns towards prosperity

Paul Dada

8 months ago

On 26 June 2025, the President signed the new Nigeria Tax Act and companion legislation, to take effect on 1…

Nigeria and the crisis of self-PR: When a nation markets against itself

Isa Isawade

8 months ago

A nation’s reputation is not built by its leaders alone, but by the words and attitudes of its people.

Caught in the middle: Visiting U.S. amidst government shutdown

Ayorinde Oluokun

8 months ago

The present U.S. Federal Government shutdown that began on Oct. 1 as a result of a partisan impasse in Congress…

Why fortifying ultra-processed foods won’t solve Nigeria’s nutrition crisis

Paul Dada

8 months ago

In recent years, fortification has extended into the realm of ultra-processed foods (UPFs), a development that has generated considerable debate.

RENO’S FACTFINDERS: Genocide Spin, Coup Whispers and Foreign PR Mercenaries

Ayorinde Oluokun

8 months ago

Reno Omokri’s debacle with his American “factfinders” should be a wake-up call. Nigeria’s image, particularly on security issues, must never…

The enduring enigmatic Lion: Raila Odinga’s larger-than-Kenya Africanist spirit

Isa Isawade

8 months ago

Raila Odinga’s contribution to Kenya and Africa transcends electoral politics. He expanded the space for dissent, legitimised opposition as patriotic…

Ooni Ogunwusi @ 51: A Reign of Peace, Unity, and Cultural Renaissance

Kazeem Ugbodaga

8 months ago

Under his watch, Ile-Ife has evolved into more than a historical city; it has become a living hub of innovation,…

Akpoti-Uduaghan: When drama overshadows substance in the Senate

Kazeem Ugbodaga

8 months ago

The senator has also revived an allegation of sexual harassment against the Senate President, dating back to 2023. While she…

Natasha Akpoti: When drama overshadows substance in the Senate

Ayorinde Oluokun

8 months ago

In more mature democracies such as the U.S. Senate, lawmakers often seek co-sponsors before presenting motions to ensure support and…

Long journey to retrieving a historic building collapse date

Michael Adesina

8 months ago

Blurting out 'Eureka' in the afternoon of Wednesday, October 8, 2025, indicated how excited I became on receiving a call…

Sunday Reflection: The Saint of Kaduna and the gospel of selective righteousness

Michael Adesina

8 months ago

There are men who leave office and disappear into quiet retirement. And then there are those who leave office but…

When Atiku Tweets, Tinubu Builds: My Sunday reflection on noise and nationhood

Michael Adesina

8 months ago

When Atiku Tweets, Tinubu Builds: My Sunday reflection on noise and nationhood. I came back from church today, refreshed and…

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