It is becoming a wild, wild North
On May 13, a group of ‘armed bandits’ said to number about 80 walked into the town of Maganda village along the…
How Lagos is building capacity to respond to emergencies
Lagos State government is structuring to better respond to emergencies and life threatening situations.
This…
Impact Investing: A veritable route to affordable…
Access to housing is one of the key commitments agreed to by world leaders in the UN’s New Urban Agenda (NUA),…
Why Nigerians prefer ports in Lagos as cargo destination
Nigeria as one of the leading maritime destinations in the West African sub-region has six fully developed and…
Significance of CAMA amendment for ease of doing…
Nigeria’s aspiration to improve the ease of doing business, which appeared to have been driven by the executive…
Nigeria’s proposed minimum wage: A utopian goal?
The issue of a national minimum wage for workers has been heavily debated among labour movements, trade unionists…
Lessons for Nigeria from Indian farmers’ resistance to…
Saudi Aramco, the world’s most profitable oil company and a consortium of Indian players, on April 11, 2018, …
Here is what to do in current declining interest rate…
Yields in the money market space and treasury bills in particular have continued to see a decline for the fourth…
Business Day MTN Nigeria pre–IPO Report:
SUMMARY
The proposed listing of MTN Nigeria shares on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) is set to lift the…
Patients count cost as strike paralyses medical services…
General hospitals in Lagos are discharging patients with skeletal services offered only at the emergency unit,…
Views from Dubai-Trusted News platform still sell
Last week in Dubai, editors from across Africa gathered to discuss the changing media landscape. In many newsrooms…
When killers kill without consequence, they kill more
At 2.30 pm on Saturday, May 5, in Gwaska village in Birnin Gwari Local Government Area, when most men were still in…