By Adam Mosadioluwa In a country where economic deficit and unemployment have become the order of the day, conceptualizing a business idea in Nigeria and subsequently starting it can be likened to a goldmine which…
By Sulaimon Olanrewaju Mr Phil Aragbada is a former newspaper editor and a retired bank executive. In this interview with Sulaimon Olanrewaju, he expresses concern about the management of the economy and proffers way out…
By Temitayo Jaiyeola Nigerians and other nationals within Nigeria spent N3.25tn on airtime, data, and other telecommunication services in 2021, according to the Nigerian Communications Commission. This is a 12.74 per cent increase from the…
By Punch Editorial Board There is trouble in the land. Gun-toting kidnappers are running riot across the country without respect for rank or calling. Recently, on the Enugu-Port Harcourt Expressway, Abia State, they stunned the…
The recent kidnap, release, and press release of the Methodist Prelate of Nigeria is a wake-up call for Nigerians who are still lukewarm about what is happening in Nigeria. I don’t believe there is…
By Simon Kolawole The stoning to death of Deborah Samuel, a student of the Shehu Shagari College of Education, Sokoto, over alleged blasphemy is a timely reminder that retail religious extremism is very much alive…
By Muhammad Sabiu The father of late Deborah, Emmanuel Garba, has revealed that he paid N120,000 to the one driver who agreed to convey the remains of his daughter who was killed by a mob…
By Akin Osuntokun The latest potential outrage in Nigeria is the credible speculation that the two dominant parties, the All Progressive Congress, APC and the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP are scheming to present Nigeria with…
By Oluwashina Okeleji The Nigeria Football Federation has agreed terms with former Porto and Sporting Lisbon boss Jose Peseiro to take charge of the national team. The 62-year-old, who resigned from the Venezuela job last…
Most good men can become great men, and most great men can become legends. The distinguishing factor is often fear. It was the fear of what the Igbos would become if their wealth were legitimately…
