Osun’s Account Restriction Shows the Cost of Political Warfare
The EFCC says it acted to protect public funds. Osun says the freeze was unlawful and has taken the agency to court […]
Author: Dimeji Akinloye
Dimeji Akinloye is a Nigerian media executive and journalist with over a decade of experience building audiences and shaping editorial direction across Africa's business, and culture press.
‘8 Million’ Small Businesses in Nigeria Shut Down in 18 Months
An industry estimate says about one in five small businesses in Nigeria closed down between January 2023 and June 2024. The number […]
Why Tony Elumelu Keeps Betting on Young Africans
Tony Elumelu recently addressed a hall full of young Africans in Lagos, stating that the only path to sustained success is through […]
Femi Otedola Sells Controlling Stake in Geregu Power at $750 Million
Billionaire Femi Otedola has divested his 77% controlling stake in Geregu Power Plc in a $750 million sale, the company revealed in […]
Why US Struck Sokoto, Not Sambisa: The Security Shift Nigerians Aren’t Seeing Yet
On Boxing Day, Nigerians woke up to headlines we are more used to seeing in the Middle East: an American strike, a […]