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The Federal Government of Nigeria’s (FGN’s) anti-private-sector operations came to a climax recently when David Umahi, the minister of works,...

A few people have asked why I have become so “bullish” about Africa. My years in international aid and governance...

DISPARATE AS THEY SEEM, two large countries in Africa were founded on many similar attributes and historical experiences. The unresolved...

A seemingly innocuous document — an exposure draft — recently issued by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on the...

Human beings have many talents, but one of their most enduring gifts is the ability to find someone else to...

Nigeria possesses immense human and natural resources, yet poverty remains one of the country's most pressing challenges. Despite being Africa's...

For centuries, people of African descent have been identified by two widely accepted labels: "Black" and "African." These terms appear...

Landlord-tenant conflicts often arise from a natural clash of interests: tenants seek an affordable, secure home, while landlords view their...

  “The highest form of leadership is creating a seat at the table for someone who thought they would never...

Despite occupying just 3,577 square kilometers —less than 0.4 percent of Nigeria’s landmass — Lagos is an economic titan. It...