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Twenty-four years ago, Nigeria took a giant leap into the digital age. The year was 2001, and the arrival of...

How can a nation not technically in war end up outpacing a war zone in deaths due to hunger and...

In Nigeria, one phrase captures the endless stream of troubles that trail daily life, "Wahala no dey finish." This timeless...

Nigeria is an energy starved nation. Imagine a country in the 21st century with over 200 million people and an...

For years, USSD (Unstructured Supplementary Service Data) banking in Nigeria has been a lifeline for millions of Nigerians. It was...

In Nigeria, few issues stir as much raw emotion as the price and quality of electricity. Everywhere across the length...

Nigeria’s business environment needs urgent structural reforms. Without them, even the most resilient corporations will continue to struggle, and shareholders...

Nigeria is a cash-driven economy. Yet, today, when cash is needed, the default option isn’t the bank’s ATM but the...

Economists say inflation is a persistent rise in prices. It happens when there's too much money chasing too few goods....

To avert the looming crisis due to the recent hike in electricity tariffs immediate and decisive action is required. Principally,among...