ERGP focus labs gain traction in resolving Nigeria’s…
Nigeria’s energy sector remains a sore point in the country’s economic development and exhibits a contradiction of…
The sad narrative of poverty in Nigeria
Nigeria slipped into infamy in June by being named the poverty capital of the world, a tag previously worn by…
Why investors are confident in real estate amid sector’s…
Since the last quarter of 2016 which is about nine consecutive quarters now, the real estate sector has been…
Push for border-town refinery, a journey to achieve…
Nigeria and Niger Republic enter into a strategic alliance that will see them build refinery at a border town…
Property tax: Reasons government is considering…
Generally, tax is a civic duty and responsibility of citizens of a state or country. In advanced societies, people…
3,000 MW lost to gas flaring? Here are things to note
The Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR), July 27, in Lagos, released to journalists who report energy, a…
How our policies and laws discourage investment
In the run up to the 2019 elections, we are currently seeing a repeat of the “awada keri keri”, “girin gori”, and…
Burden of national debt on future generations
We live in a country where the acquisition of debt has become as easy as preparing pepper soup. It has always been…
Skyscrapers: Expert calls for precautionary safety…
With several property developers, especially in Abuja and Lagos, erecting high-rise buildings of over seven to 25…
APC: Now the plots & counter plots thicken
Nigeria has experienced a couple of incomplete military coup d'états. An in-complete coup is one in which the…
[#StopTheKillings] Would foreign banks be beneficial for…
Aid is not free
The upheaval in the majority Oromo areas that birthed Mr Ahmed’s premiership re-mains; albeit…
Higher prices, production surge lift oil majors second…
Oil majors, Shell, ExxonMobil, Eni, Total and Chevron have reported improved second quarter earnings arising…