Business & Economy Condemnation trails petrol price hike as ‘betrayal of public trust’ September 4, 2024 Condemnation has trailed the fuel price hike from N617/litre to a staggering N897/per litre, announced by
Business & Economy Presidency denies Tinubu promised Labour PMS pump price won’t increase September 4, 2024 The Presidency has countered claims by Organised Labour – the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the
Business & Economy Questions as Oando’s market value reportedly soars from N70bn to N1trn in Tinubu’s first year as president September 4, 2024 Oando Plc, led by Wale Tinubu, President Bola Tinubu’s nephew, has seen its market value skyrocket
News Six killed, several injured in fresh attack in Bokkos, Plateau State September 4, 2024 No fewer than six people were said to have been killed in Daffo community of Bokkos
Law & Society Fleeing Boko Haram gunmen behead two farmers in Niger, as local vigilantes launch war against insurgents September 4, 2024 Gunmen suspected to be members of the dreaded Boko Haram sect have beheaded two farmers in
Law & Society Senator pelts judiciary, says it has taken away Nigerians’ right to elect their leaders September 4, 2024 The candidate of the Labour Party in the 11 November,2023, Imo State governorship election, Senator Athan
Opinion Iwuanyanwu’s humanity, by Ugo Onuoha September 4, 2024 He was an enigma. He was controversial and yet widely and wildly loved. He was misunderstood by
Business & Economy Industry players slam NNPCL over PMS price hike, decry delay, opacity in PH refinery turnaround maintenance September 4, 2024 Some oil industry stakeholders have berated the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Ltd. (NNPCL) for the delay
Opinion Nigeria at a crossroads: The Dangote refinery dilemma, by Iyke Ezeugo September 4, 2024 *The Towering Aspirations of Nigeria: An Edifice in Danger* Once upon a time in the land
Future of Naira: From Currency reform to Monetary Ecosystem modernisation By Suleyman A. Ndanusa, PhD, OON For decades, discussions about
The Economy that was never the Problem A Fracture Reading of Nigeria’s Long Refusal to Become Itself