Nigeria’s political season has officially entered a new phase as campaigns for the 2027 election campaigns begin today, August 19, setting the stage for what is expected to be one of the country’s most closely watched elections in years. From…
Nigeria’s deep-seated passion for sports has fostered a massive consumer market, yet domestic clubs barely capture its wealth. Millions of local fans tune in weekly to watch European matches, paying for satellite subscriptions, sports betting slips, and official jerseys. Consequently,…
Global migration options expanded this season as Moscow formally rolled out its new talent visa framework. Designed to attract skilled international specialists, the initiative offers a simplified route to long-term relocation. Consequently, eligible applicants seeking a Russia talent visa permanent…
There was a time when seeing something online was enough to make us believe it happened. A photograph was evidence. A video was proof. A familiar voice on the phone was confirmation that the person speaking was actually who they…
Nigeria’s civil aviation regulator is warning lawmakers against slashing its main source of income. Specifically, the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) insists that reducing its statutory funding could weaken flight safety across local airports. Speaking at a House of Representatives…
Energizing the economy requires bold steps toward expanding deepwater oil and gas operations. In a major move to revive national crude output, regulators are projecting that NUPRC offshore oil projects investment could unlock between $30 billion and $50 billion in…
I know a lot of people must have heard about the FIFA Forward Enterprise proposal. It is the proposal through which FIFA wants to sell a minority stake linked to the commercial value of the FIFA World Cup to private…
For many Nigerians dreaming of studying abroad, one hurdle often stands in the way before the visa process even begins—the English proficiency test. Whether it is IELTS, TOEFL or PTE, preparing for these exams takes time, money and, for many…
Social media has transformed how the world communicates. It has given ordinary people a voice, helped businesses grow, reunited families, exposed injustice and created opportunities that were unimaginable two decades ago. Yet beneath the likes, shares and viral trends lies…
Nigeria’s financial technology industry has become one of Africa’s greatest innovation success stories, transforming how millions of people save, transfer and access money. Yet, as fintech companies continue to expand into banking, lending, payments and wealth management, the Central Bank…
For many Nigerians, the 2023 general election did not end when the results were announced. It ended with disappointment, arguments and, for some, the belief that their votes no longer matter. Since then, many have openly declared they will never…
Strengthening a country’s healthcare delivery requires retaining top clinical talent while tapping into global expertise. During a State House reception in Abuja, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu issued a direct Nigerian diaspora doctors return call, urging medical professionals practicing overseas to…
In less than 24 hours, two high-profile celebrations by Nigerian politicians’ children abroad reignited a conversation that has lingered for years. FCT Minister Nyesom Wike proudly celebrated his daughter’s graduation from the University of Southampton in the United Kingdom. Hours…
Kidnapping was once considered an occasional crime in Nigeria, largely associated with militancy in the oil-rich Niger Delta. Today, it has evolved into something far more disturbing—a thriving criminal enterprise. Across highways, farms, schools and even urban neighbourhoods, abductions have…
For years, Nigeria has battled two crises simultaneously: insecurity and distrust. While one threatens lives, the other threatens confidence in institutions. The Oyo kidnap incident and subsequent rescue of the school principal and other victims has once again brought both…
