Editorials

Lagos is the commercial capital of Nigeria. It houses some of the most expensive buildings in the country. These buildings are characterised by their luxury features, prime locations, and high-end amenities.  These expensive buildings are a testament to the growing affluence and sophistication of the Nigerian economy. They also represent…

Airtel Nigeria and UNICEF hosted Esther, a physically-challenged child star featured in their TVC programme, as part of activities to commemorate World Children’s Day. This is in line with the commitment of the telco giant to nurture future leaders in Nigeria. Airtel Nigeria is immensely committed to creating platforms and…

Friday's announcement of Twitter's ban in Nigeria initially seemed like a joke, preceded by a desperate press conference a day before by Lai Mohammed, the country's controversial Minister of Information.

Earlier this week, a Nigerian Senate Committee on Finance made a shocking revelation —about sixty Government-owned-Enterprises and Agencies have failed to remit a whooping N3 trillion over the past six years.

Force majeure is recognized under the Mozambique Petroleum Law, which provides that “petroleum operations rights holders may lawfully suspend performance of petroleum operations on account of a force majeure event”

The 8th of March marks the celebration of the International Women’s Day which is the day to raise awareness on what still needs to be done to achieve gender equality internationally.

"As the Minister has earlier directed in January, 2020, all citizens are urged to immediately secure Digital Identification from the National Identity Management Commission and submit it to the Network Operators." - NCC

Yesterday (Tuesday 28, 2020) marked one week since #BlackTuesday when the #EndSARS protests in Nigeria quickly escalated and then ended violently.