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Beyond 23% MPR, Should CBN Reconsider 45% CRR To Unlock Credit?
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If Tinubu Has Performed, Why So Many Buses And Posters?
By Abidemi Adebamiwa Supporters of President Bola Tinubu often say his government has achieved a lot. But as 2027 gets closer, more campaign groups, buses, vehicles, and posters are showing up. If
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Beyond Transition: Africa Energy Week 2026 And The Business Case For Energy Abundance
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Subsidy Na Subsidy, President Tinubu
By Abidemi Adebamiwa President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, subsidy is subsidy. Your administration says NNPC Retail will give up its profit margin on petrol sales to help ease the hardship Nigerians are facing.
APC Vilifying Makinde To Spite Adekanmbi
By Dapo Falade The race toward the 2027 elections, particularly the governorship contest in Oyo State, has already begun generating significant ripples across the media landscape. This is unsurprising, given the three
Energy Zones And What It Means For Nigeria’s Power Sector
By Mathew Ibiyemi Nothing screams progressive reform quite like telling a citizen that his/her light might be unstable so that a manufacturer can chill her executive water bottles at sub-zero temperatures. However,
Do Nigerians Have Any Reason To Celebrate Independence?
Mohammed Bougei Attah After decades of independence and enormous human and natural resources, what must Nigeria change so that future generations will have substantially more to celebrate?” Nigeria undeniably possesses substantial human
