Concrete roads: A game changer for emergency response, security in Nigeria
By Bolaji Oladimeji Kazeem Nigeria, numerous ungoverned areas have become safe havens for bandits, kidnappers, and terrorists. Despite substantial resources...
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Exploring trade actions to fight acute food insecurity, threat of famine
The world is not on track to end hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture by...
Please let NAHCON be
By Fatima Sanda Usara In recent times, the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) has found itself under an unusual...
Thoughts on Dangote Refinery’s 4,000 trucks
By Jibrin Abubakar In his 2012 book, titled, Onward, the CEO of Starbucks, Howard Schultz, penned:“Any business today that embraces...
In the age of Artificial Intelligence slop, trust is a human advantage
By Bas Wijne AI-generated content is flooding the internet, and much of it is low-quality and misleading. Editors call it...
The rise of dubious Nigerian churches in Europe: A wake-up call for parents, youths
By Joe Afolayan As the summer holidays wind down and Nigerian families prepare their children for a new academic year...
NAHCON: Preparation clock for 2026 Hajj is ticking away
By Ibrahim Muhammad The Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah released the official operational schedule for the 2026 Hajj, corresponding...
Political economy of illicit financial flow in Nigeria
Adefolarin A Olamilekan In any society where crime and criminal activities take centre stage, it lays the foundation of economic...
Regulatory risk, reputation, and the new role of comms in Africa
By Laila Bastati Strategic communications is in a pressure phase. Regulation is moving faster. Investors are watching harder. And public...
The ‘Oil Industry, AEC and Africa Bromance’ remains committed to Africa’s energy development despite attacks from foreign funded groups
In yet another attack on the African oil and gas industry, Extinction Rebellion has condemned South Africa as it strives...
