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Lagos Households pay twice for electricity as Solar Option Hits the Roof
Lagos households are paying more for petrol, transport, generators and cooking energy just as solar becomes more attractive over its…
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White Lagos: Inside the sacred spectacle of Eyo Festival
In ‘White Lagos’, travel journalist Pelu Awofeso invites readers into a different rhythm of the metropolis: one dressed in flowing…
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Atiku Fuel Subsidy Plan: Can It Win Nigeria in 2027?
Atiku’s production-linked fuel subsidy could lower energy and transport costs—but only if Nigeria can enforce a fiscal cap, trace every…
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GTI Report Exposes the Structural Failures Driving Lagos’ Housing Crisis
Lagos does not simply have a shortage of houses. It has a deeper mismatch between what residents earn, what developers…
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BudgIT at 15: How Fiscal Transparency Reached 22m Citizens and Put N8.5trn Projects Under Scrutiny
BudgIT's 15-year scorecard shows how civic technology can convert public data into pressure for delivery. After reaching 22 million citizens…
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As RMAFC Completes Revenue Formula Review, Who Gets a Fair Deal—or a Raw Deal?
RMAFC has completed its review of Nigeria’s revenue-allocation formula, but the proposed percentages remain undisclosed. BRANDECONOMY examines the potential winners…
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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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