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UNILAG VC Urges Nigerian Universities to Reinvent Learning with AI, Not Ban It
UNILAG Vice-Chancellor Prof. Folasade Ogunsola says universities cannot ban AI out of existence. Their harder task is to adopt it…
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GDP Growth Accelerates, but Nigeria’s MSMEs Need a Fairer Deal
Nigeria’s 4.43 per cent Q2 growth is encouraging, but a sharp industrial slowdown exposes the deeper test: converting stronger oil…
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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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JAMB Releases Underage UTME Results—but Admission Remains an Exceptional Privilege
JAMB has released the 2026 UTME results of candidates below the admission age, but only those who score at least…
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Why NAICOM’s Universal Insurance Licence Revocation Needs Review – ASHON
The revocation of Universal Insurance Plc’s operating licence has become a test of whether Nigeria’s regulators can protect policyholders, preserve…
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Cross River’s IGR Doubles—but Can It Break the FAAC Dependency?
Cross River has more than doubled internally generated revenue and is targeting ₦64 billion in 2026. The deeper test is…
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Nigeria’s Economy Grew 4.43% – Why Many Households Still Feel Poorer
Nigeria’s economy expanded by 4.43% in Q2 2026, supported by stronger agriculture and services. Yet economists warn that slower industrial…
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Bigger Capital, Better Dividends? Nigeria’s Insurers Face Investor Pressure
Nigeria’s insurance shareholders want bigger capital to produce better dividends. But enlarged equity bases also raise the earnings hurdle, making…
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GOCOP grieves, mourns former President Dotun Oladipo
Oladipo died on Tuesday, August 25, 2026, at the age of 56. He was President of GOCOP from 2017 to…
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