Choices, Not Chance: Why China is Rich, and Nigeria is Poor
China and Nigeria, two continental giants that entered the late 1970s with similar per capita incomes, have since taken opposite…
The Perilous Price of Travel: Why Nigeria Needs Transportation Fare Regulation
Nigeria’s transportation sector, a vital artery for economic and social life, is plagued by a chronic ailment: unregulated fares. This…
From MMM to CBEX: Nigeria’s Recurring Ponzi Tragedy
Ponzi schemes, fraudulent investment scams promising high returns with little risk, have plagued Nigeria for decades, exploiting economic vulnerabilities and…
Rivers: A Ticking Time Bomb
Rivers State is currently facing a pressing and time-sensitive threat. The oil-rich state has come under intense political scrutiny following…
Where Will Trump’s Tariffs War Lead Our World?
Undoubtedly, the United States’ President Donald Trump does not appear to be a man of peace. He does not even…
Africa Eyes Opportunities, Fair Share as Global Shipping Levy Takes Shape
As the shipping industry edges closer to adopting a global carbon levy, African countries are making a strong case for…
Uromi Killings and the Unlearned Lessons of Nigeria’s Security Crisis
The brutal events in Uromi that led to the unfortunate death of about 16 persons said to hunters are not…
Governors, Federalism, and Constitutional Tension
Tensions between Nigeria’s central and state governments have long been the fault lines of its federal system; it is like…
American Dream: Shattered Dreams of Refugee Children in South Africa
South Africa – In a quiet area of Bronkhorstspruit, located between Pretoria and Emalahleni, at least twenty refugee children, aged…
African Football’s New Chapter: Local Coaches Take the Lead
For decades, African football has been synonymous with raw talent, flair, and an exciting brand of play. However, when coaching…