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Lagos’s Green Inflation: Floods Triple Vegetable Prices, Squeeze Household Meals
Flooding is destroying vegetable farms and pushing waterleaf prices from ₦1,000 to ₦3,000 in parts of Lagos. The crisis exposes…
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Motorists Support FRSC Reform, Reject Proposed ₦100,000 Traffic Fines
Motorists in Abuja have supported stronger traffic laws but warned that raising some fines from ₦5,000 to ₦100,000 could punish…
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48 Properties, One Accountability Test: What Malami Forfeiture Ruling Means
A Federal High Court has ordered the final forfeiture of 48 properties linked to former Attorney-General Abubakar Malami. Beyond the…
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Flooded Homes, Closed Businesses: Lekki Residents Appeal for Urgent Help
Residents of Goshen Close, Lakowe Phase II, in Ibeju-Lekki have appealed for urgent government intervention after persistent rainfall submerged homes,…
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Oyo Pupils and Teachers Rescued After 56 Days: What the Oriire Operation Signals for Nigeria’s Security
Intelligence-Led Operation Frees Abducted Oyo Pupils and Teachers, Arrests Eight Suspects and Offers a Powerful—But Incomplete—Template for Defeating Nigeria’s Kidnapping…
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KPMG Flags Critical Gaps in Nigeria’s New Tax Laws, Calls for Urgent Reset
Nigeria’s ambitious tax reform drive has entered a crucial stress-test phase, as KPMG identifies what it describes as material errors,…
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Silent crime, loud consequences: The security cost of trafficking in Nigeria
By Adenike Ayodele When Lilian Adebayo accepted what appeared to be a lifeline out of hardship, she believed she was…
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LASTMA battling to tame Lagos traffic chaos
By Chiazo Ogbolu Managing traffic is a huge challenge to modern cities, where growing populations and rising vehicle numbers continue…
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Fixing Nigeria’s inconsistent budgeting system
By Kadiri Abdulrahman Some economic stakeholders have expressed worry over the delay in the preparation of the 2026 budget. They…
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