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Across the world’s big energy markets, the energy war rages on. OPEC and U.S. producers have been competing for years,...

By Trevor Ward I cannot remember a time when there was so much political change in the world. Now, that...

By Patrick O. Okigbo III. -------------------------------------- I had just settled into the metal chair in the departure lounge at Nnamdi...

Millennials have been accused of disrupting many industries, from newspapers to brick-and-mortar stores. Credit cards appear to be next in...

By Charlie Mitchell Many African countries suffer from instability and poor financial and physical infrastructure. Blockchain, with its exchanges secured by...

By Ade Adefeko Theobroma Cacao, better known as cocoa is a crop that has been in the consciousness of Nigerians...

By Ike Onyishi Workplace abuse has increased over the years. Tyrannical, bullying, undermining, public denigration behaviours and explosive outbursts in...

By Mariam Abdullahi  No industry will remain undisrupted in 2018 and the years to come. But for African telco providers,...

Nigeria’s tax to GDP ratio at six percent is definitely very low when compared to its peers. According to available...

By Gary Grossman Journalists have used a lot of ink, both real and digital, to discuss the potential of AI...