Nigeria’s foreign reserves have declined by 3.3%, now standing at $38.42 billion. This drop has raised concerns about the nation’s economic stability and its ability to manage external financial obligations.
Ade never paid much attention to government policies. As an accountant at a federal agency, he had grown accustomed to using REMITA, the payment platform that had been in place
Nigeria’s standing on the global stage has suffered in recent years, raising concerns about the nation’s trajectory. Once regarded as a powerhouse in Africa, known for its leadership and influence
The landscape of work is rapidly evolving, but for young engineers and technologists, this transformation may come with a heavy cost. As tech giants like Google demand longer working hours,
Nigeria’s budget performance has been a subject of growing concern, as the country continues to grapple with economic challenges that undermine its fiscal stability. While budget planning often appears promising
Lagos never sleeps, but days ago, it was louder than usual. The streets buzzed with nightlife, but the real noise wasn’t from the clubs or the honking of impatient drivers
For many Nigerians, pay-TV is a source of entertainment, education, and information. Yet, instead of providing seamless access to quality content, the industry is plagued by frustrations—unfair pricing, hidden charges,
The annulled presidential election of June 12, 1993, remains one of the most significant and painful chapters in Nigeria’s history. Widely regarded as the country’s fairest electoral process, it was
As the global economy shifts and nations seek innovative ways to sustain growth, Nigeria finds itself at a crossroads. With a rapidly growing population, vast natural resources, and a thriving
Ibrahim Babangida’s recent admission that MKO Abiola won the 1993 presidential election has reignited debates across Nigeria. For some, it appears to be a delayed act of conscience-clearing, while others
