When applause travels faster than hunger
Last week, Nigeria’s information space lit up with triumphal messaging. Drawing from its World Economic Outlook projections for 2026, the...
Read moreDetailsJohn Onyeukwu, is a lawyer and public policy analyst with interdisciplinary expertise in law, governance, and institutional reform. He holds an LL.B (Hons) from Obafemi Awolowo University, an LL.M from the University of Lagos, and dual master’s degrees in Public Policy from the University of York and Central European University. He also earned a Mini-MBA. John has managed development projects on governance, public finance, civic engagement, and service delivery. He can be reached on john@apexlegal.com.ng
Last week, Nigeria’s information space lit up with triumphal messaging. Drawing from its World Economic Outlook projections for 2026, the...
Read moreDetailsOn January 23 and again on January 27, 2026, Nigeria’s national electricity grid collapsed, plunging virtually the entire country into...
Read moreDetailsNigeria’s removal of fuel subsidies and its renewed push on tax reform are often described as painful but necessary steps....
Read moreDetailsWhen President Bola Ahmed Tinubu rose before a joint session of the National Assembly to present the 2026 Appropriation Bill,...
Read moreDetailsWhy the Global South must rethink strategy as U.S. institutional change reshapes geopolitics, geoeconomics, and the prospects for world peace....
Read moreDetailsNigeria’s reform agenda is restoring order to the economy, but stability redistributes power, costs, and opportunity. A look at who...
Read moreDetailsAs Nigeria pushes aggressive tax and revenue reforms, recent controversies expose the hidden cost of sidelining constitutional process, judicial safeguards,...
Read moreDetailsResignation, reform, and the test of Nigeria’s regulatory institutions At moments of national stress, regulation can either steady the ship...
Read moreDetailsThe 2025 U.S. National Security Strategy signals a new era of geoeconomics and power politics, and Nigeria must reposition or...
Read moreDetailsHow politically controversial nominees, from partisan enforcers to disputed institutional leaders, undermine Nigeria’s diplomatic credibility and why the Senate must...
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