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Nigeria’s booming online betting at crossroads, legal limbo
By Ginika Okoye As online betting and gaming continue rapid rise across Nigeria, many citizens have raised alarm over the…
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Benin Coup: Why the Failed Mutiny Signals a New Danger for West African Democracy
West Africa awoke on Sunday to yet another tremor in a region increasingly defined by political volatility. But unlike the…
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Nigeria’s Emerging Blue Economy: 2025 Scorecard, Customs Surge & the New Maritime Power Map
In a landmark year marked by interesting policy breakthroughs, maritime-security gains, port revitalisation, and record Customs revenues, Nigeria’s blue economy…
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Nigeria’s States Unveil Ambitious 2026 Budgets: Inside the New Subnational Growth Race
As Nigeria marches into a defining year for economic restructuring, subnational governments have fired the first shots in what is…
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GDP: CPPE Calls for Targeted Policies to Ease Cost-of-Living Pressure
Despite Nigeria’s latest GDP report showing steady recovery momentum, the Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has issued…
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Aligning monetary, fiscal policies for robust financial system
By Kadiri Abdulrahman Monetary and fiscal policies are considered crucial for establishing a robust financial system; hence the need to…
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The NNPC 2026 Refinery Reset: Can Nigeria’s Energy Giant Rise Again?
Bayo Ojulari, NNPC GMD The New Oil Narrative: Nigeria at an Energy Crossroads For more than three decades, Nigeria’s oil…
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America, Nigeria, and the Anatomy of Faith-Based Violence
By ’Tunde Adeparusi The unfolding debate around the American president’s recent pronouncements on ending the “Christian genocide” in northern Nigeria…
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Nnamdi Kanu: The 10-Year Road to a Life Sentence for terrorism
In a dramatic climax to one of Nigeria’s longest and most contentious criminal trials, the Federal High Court in Abuja…
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Nigeria’s Domestic Workers Crisis: Experts Demand Regulation, Licensing and Rights Protection
Domestic work remains one of Nigeria’s most essential yet most exploited labour segments—an unregulated ecosystem where millions of nannies, cooks,…
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