By Bola Ahmed Tinubu Since 2023, we have made difficult but necessary decisions: removing the petrol subsidy, unifying the exchange rate, modernising the tax framework, and coordinating action on inflation.…

By Iyeneabasi Mercy Etim If you look closely at his entire political history, it is easy to spot a recurring theme: any idea or policy that allows Nigerians to starve,…

My Copenhagen Experience: Dr M.O. Ubani, SAN, reflects on taxation, governance and the lessons Nigeria can learn from Scandinavia We have just concluded the International Bar Association (IBA) Annual Conference…

Nigeria’s opposition figures appear to have discovered a convenient political formula for 2027: condemn the government for removing petrol subsidy, promise to restore it, and leave Nigerians to figure out…

By Taiwo Ajai-Lycett Today, October 2, 2026, The Great Lion of Lufodo, Elder OLUDOTUN BAIYEWUN JACOBS MFR, saunters majestically to his resting place. And after all the ‘Lala-koko-fefe’ of this…

By Iyeneabasi Mercy Etim  As we have come to expect, it is the presidency and Lagos State that have received the most attention as the 2027 general elections draw nigh. This writer, although…

Nigeria’s appetite for internet data is rising sharply, with consumption climbing by nearly 47 percent to 1.6 million terabytes in July 2026, according to the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC). The…

By Monday Ubani Before the recent decision of the Federal High Court, Abuja, presided over by Hon. Justice Obiora Egwuatu, I was personally concerned about the peculiar predicament in which…

By Franklin Onoben As Nigeria marks her 66th Independence Anniversary, there is perhaps no more important question for us as a people than this: What kind of Nigeria do we…

By Monday O. Ubani The above decision of the apex Court has, no doubt, generated considerable discussion among politicians, lawyers and legal commentators. Interpretations have varied, with different opinions being…