Anti-Tinubu Coalition: Old Faces, New Agenda, and the Long Road to 2027
Nigeria’s opposition coalition is finally taking shape, as the anti-Tinubu force has officially adopted the African Democratic Congress (ADC) as its platform […]
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.
Dangote and Monopoly: Is He the Problem or the Only One Building Solutions?
In August 2025, Aliko Dangote’s refinery is expected to begin nationwide distribution of refined petrol and diesel products from his $20 billion […]
Nigerians, South Africans Are Dumping DStv – Is Traditional TV Doomed?
Across Africa, viewers are pulling the plug on the Cable TV giant, Multichoice. The reasons are not far-fetched: macroeconomic headwinds and technological […]
June 12: A Blow-By-Blow Account of the 1993 Polls, MKO Abiola’s Arrest and His Death
It was meant to be the turning point, a peaceful democratic transition after years of military rule. On June 12, 1993, Nigerians […]
Why US Multinational that Employs 900 People is Exiting South Africa
Goodyear, the American multinational tyre manufacturer, is closing its manufacturing operations in Nelson Mandela Bay, South Africa. This move will directly impact […]