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Tinubu,Atiku and The Subsidy War*: Must Nigerians choose between Fiscal Ruin and Hunger?
Nigeria is once again being invited to choose between two kinds of pain: the fiscal disaster of an open-ended petrol subsidy and the crushing...
Rogue Algorithms at Aso Rock’s Gates: Why Tinubu’s Economic Vision Demands an Immediate African AI Shield”
Rogue Algorithms at Aso Rock’s Gates: Why Tinubu’s Economic Vision Demands an Immediate African AI Shield” On March 10, 2016, human comprehension of...
From Zero to Abundance — Why Most People Fail Before They Start*
*From Zero to Abundance — Why Most People Fail Before They Start* A young man once approached Warren Buffett and asked him the secret of becoming...
The Stubborn Child Myth: ADHD,Digital distraction and Nigeria’s Invisible crisis
Somewhere in Nigeria today, a child is being beaten for failing to pay attention. Another is being mocked for interrupting conversations. A third is being...
Revealed:Nigerias Kidnapping Economy hits N2.23 Trillion,2.235 kidnapped between 2023-2024
….Experts link rising terror to zero prosecution File copy of Suspected kidnappers paraded by security forces By Our Reporter Fresh...
The Mega-Contracts: Procurement, Protocol, and the Presidency
In an era where social media algorithms thrive on sensationalism, the boundary between legitimate governance and institutional cronyism is often...
A Life of Faith, Courage and Legacy
A Tribute to Late Chief Daniel Olaniyan Olurin on the 50th Anniversary of His Passing — April 7, 1976 By Olusegun Oyero Olurin The story of Late...
A Life of Faith,Courage and Legacy
-A Tribute to Late Chief Daniel Olaniyan Olurin on the 50th Anniversary of His Passing — April 7, 1976 By Olusegun Oyero Olurin The story of Late...
Nigeria’s Monetary Reset: How the CBN Earned Global Central Bank of the Year
Nigeria’s Monetary Reset: How the CBN Earned Global Central Bank of the Year In a world where central banks are judged by credibility, discipline, and the...
Remi Tinubu,Akara and the Politics of Possibility
Social media can be a fascinating marketplace of ideas. It can also be a factory for outrage. The recent criticism of First Lady Senator Oluremi Tinubu...