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Open Letter To New IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu
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Iran-Israel-US Conflict And CBN’s FX Gains: A Stress Test For Nigeria’s Monetary Stability
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Sanctity Of Hajj And Umrah:A Call For Strict Screening By NAHCON
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History Is Watching: Tinubu’s Moment To Rescue Nigeria’s Stolen Future
By Blaise Udunze Governance is not complicated. It is about people and the resources entrusted to serve them. When resources are managed wisely, the people prosper, and prosperity spreads. Mismanage them, and
Investor Optimism, Legal Exposure, And Limits Of Political Reassurance
By Abidemi Adebamiwa Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, speaking to foreign investors in Brazil, offered an upbeat assessment of Nigeria’s governance environment, including remarks that appeared to minimise corruption risks. Such language
Nigeria First Policy: Beyond Procurement, Toward National Strategic Renewal
By Mohammed Bougei Attah In recent public discourse, the phrase “Nigeria First Policy” has increasingly been reduced to a matter of public procurement and local contracting preference. While procurement reform is an
Is Nigeria Borrowing To Survive Or To Build?
By Blaise Udunze Nigeria is no longer flirting with deficit financing. As a country, it is living with it, not occasionally but structurally, routinely, almost comfortably. It became evident when the National
Billions In Nigeria’s Reserves, But Where Is The Growth?
By Blaise Udunze The moment the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Olayemi Cardoso, recently announced that Nigeria’s foreign reserves had inched to $49 billion as of February 5, 2026,
2027: Why Election Spending Must Not Undermine CBN’s Reforms
By Lawal Nasir The release of the 2027 elections timetable by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has excited many Nigerians, especially politicians planning to contest elective
