On Sundays in Nigeria, the offering plate pulls in more money than some states generate in days. Our richest oil well isn’t buried deep in the swamps of the Niger Delta—it sits boldly in the pulpit. Nigeria’s most profitable business…
The South-South region, long a stronghold of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), is experiencing a political earthquake. Several governors have defected to the All Progressives Congress (APC), sparking intense debate among their political mentors, allies, and opponents. What was once…
A U.S. appeals court has dealt a legal blow to President Donald Trump, ruling that many of his sweeping global tariffs were illegal. But don’t cancel your trade alerts just yet — the tariffs will remain in place until mid-October,…
The City of Tshwane has begun pulling down high-rise complexes belonging to Nigerian property developer, George Asaba, after several court rulings declared the buildings unlawful. The Gauteng High Court had in March ordered the demolition of the structures on Luttig…
By Bala Ibrahim. An issue is burning in my native Kano, and threatening to burn in a manner that could result in a boomerang. Yes, boomerang, because as the word implies, it has the tendency of bouncing back to hurt…
The Director-General of the Bureau of Public Procurement (BPP), Dr. Adebowale A.Adedokun, FCIPS, ACFE, has called for the emergence of procurement lawyers to address public procurement deficits and corruption. He made this assertion on August 25th, 2025, at the 65th…
After days of fear and uncertainty, hope finally returned to the families of the six Nigerian Law School students abducted in Benue State. On July 26, 2025, the students, traveling back to their Yola campus after their externship break, were…
Nigeria’s Telecom Crisis: When Stolen Cables and Batteries Silence a Nation One June morning, millions of Nigerians woke up to silence. Not from NEPA this time, but from their phones and internet. Calls refused to connect, transfers bounced, and everyday…
The Dangote Petroleum Refinery has become a game-changer in West and Central Africa, rewriting the story of fuel supply and ending Nigeria’s decades-long struggle with dependence on imported petroleum products. Sitting on the Lagos coastline with a massive capacity of…
Nigeria has slammed a six-month ban on the export of raw shea nuts, in what government officials say is a bold step to reposition the country in the multi-billion-dollar global beauty and skincare industry. The embargo, which took effect immediately,…
