The urgency of poverty in Nigeria Poverty in Nigeria is alarmingly high, with some estimates suggesting that over 70 percent...

Talent abroad, failure at home Nigerian footballers shine in Europe’s top leagues, yet we cannot assemble a team to qualify...

  The new fiscal space for states The removal of petrol subsidy and the alignment of the naira with market...

A new era of global alignment On June 1st, 2026, the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) implemented a T+1 settlement cycle, meaning...

For many years, we have witnessed the widespread misuse of ex parte orders by certain judges in Nigerian courts. This...

  In December 2025, I wrote about the urgent need to create consumer credit leverage for the Nigerian economy. The...

Banks are unique businesses. The value of their largest assets is determined entirely by the performance of their customers. A...

The gospel of free markets In 1980, the late Milton Friedman, a University of Chicago economist, published his famous book,...

“Déjà Vu” is a French phrase meaning “already seen.” More colloquially, it translates to “here we go again” or “we...

The education - employment mismatch  One of the most pressing issues in Nigeria today is unemployment, particularly among the youth....