Why My Commitment to Young Nigerians Has Never Changed
News Editor By Daniel Kanu Nigeria’s youth problem is often described too narrowly. It is usually framed as unemployment, restiveness,…
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How Not to Defame a Saint: Gbenga Komolafe’s Unblemished Record in the Nigerian Oil Sector
By Benedict Aguele In the age of instant narratives and social media-driven outrage, few things are as dangerous…
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MAKING THE OIL AND GAS SECTOR WORK FOR CITIZENS: NUPRC RESCUE MISSION
By James Itodo The Nigerian oil and gas sector, since its discovery, exploration, and exploitation at the turn…
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NNAMDI KANU IS GOOD RIDDANCE TO BAD RUBBISH
By Charles Nnaebuka, PhD Nnamdi Kanu’s conviction and sentencing to life in prison marks not just the end…
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Disambiguating Jurisdictional Boundaries of Federal and State Governments in Electricity Regulation
By Emmanuel Ukera, Esq The enactment of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (CFRN),1999 (Fifth Alteration)…
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TOSIN AJAYI AND HIS POWER OF IMAGINATION
BY SIMON ABIODUN With foresight reminiscent of Nostradamus, Ajayi has become the man who saw tomorrow. Guided by…
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Dangote Refinery: What Does NNPCL Want Again?
By Igwe Donald Nigeria's oil sector is on the cusp of transformation, with fresh perspectives sparking dynamic discussions…
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Dr. Bello Matawalle: Digitising Nigeria’s Military Pensions Verification Process
For decades, Nigeria’s retired military personnel have been compelled to travel hundreds, sometimes thousands, of kilometers—particularly for those…
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Nigeria’s Latest Petroleum Price Hike: A Blow Too Far
Gloria By Samaila Aisha Dahuwa The recent massive increase in petroleum price which was done overnight has sent a…
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From the DNC: Lessons for Nigerian political parties, By Dakuku Peterside
Nigerians’ profound interest in US elections is no mere coincidence. The roots of this fascination lie deep in the historical…
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