2027 Elections: Power Or Service?
Asuku S, Audu As the 2027 elections approach, Nigeria's political landscape is abuzz with activities. Politicians are switching parties, forming...
Opinions
Political positions and their predisposition to problems.
By Bala Ibrahim. The dictionary has many definitions for politics, but the one that pleases me most, is that which...
Poorest countries and fragile states are increasingly falling behind
By Guilaume Chabert, Robert Powell The significant shocks that have buffeted the global economy over the past five years have...
Explainer: How the IMF finances itself and why it matters for the global economy
By Julie Kozack, Bernard Lauwers The IMF may be best known for lending to crisis-hit countries. But what about its...
Digital payments & rural barriers: Unlocking inclusion for Nigeria’s villages
By Usman Aliyu In the sleepy farming village of Ehor, Uhunmwonde Local Government Area of Edo, 47-year-old Mrs Ebun Aikpokpo...
From discovery to delivery: Building a legal framework for Namibia’s midstream infrastructure
By Rachel Mushabati Namibia’s recent offshore oil discoveries mark a pivotal moment in the country’s energy sector. With major players...
A trial, a seized passport, an abridged citizenship
Is'haq Modibbo Kawu On Monday, June 16th, 2025, I drove the 58 kilometers from Abuja to Gwagwalada. My mission was...
Disclosing public debt boosts investor confidence, cuts borrowing costs
By Yang Liu Public debt is projected to reach nearly 100 percent of global gross domestic product by the end...
Arafat: A Day of legacy, reflection, and renewed hope for Muslim Ummah
By Shafii Sani Mohammed. On the 9th day of Dhul Hijjah each year, the plains of Arafat become the spiritual epicenter...
From Ashes to Ascent: Two Years of Tinubu’s Transformative Leadership
By Alex Oware President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s second anniversary in office is at a point where Nigeria stands at a...
