Nigeria’s currency crisis will only get worse if the country fails to diversify but continues to rely on its crude oil driven mono-product economy, Professor Kingsley Moghalu, a former deputy…
By Bennett Oghifo The Chairman of the Consultative Committee of the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria’s 14th Annual Banking & Finance Conference who doubles as General Managing Director and…
Like Nigeria, many sub-Saharan countries have been struggling to find a way to stem the scourge of poverty that seems to have blanketed their economy. One of the more noted…
By Dave Freeman Just this year, a new study suggested that in a country like Britain, most residents overpay for electricity by a whopping £27.6 billion dollars per year. It…
Iwuoha is a business transformation specialist who has worked with dozens of entrepreneurs to start, grow, and turnaround businesses in Africa. His work and opinions have been featured on several…
I was young and fresh from school. I had a teaching job in a girls’ secondary school in my native Imo State. That was when my father said to me:…
With the corona virus pandemic receding with every vaccine jab that pierces an arm, the push by some employers to get people back into offices is beginning to clash with…
On Thursday 29 July 2021, the day preceding the official 30 July World Day Against Human Trafficking, concerned Nigerians, some of them survivors of human trafficking, marched alongside activists through…
By Ibrahim Apekhade Yusuf A chance encounter with three victims of police brutality under the infamous Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) captures their harrowing experiences in prison custody in Agodi, Ibadan,…
By Jeremiah Ifeanyi Ubah Nigerians are finding unique ways to cope with the rising cost of goods and services that have atrociously eroded their purchasing power. Coping mechanisms are critical to surviving…
