The Productivity Trap: Why Being Busy Is Not the Same as Moving Forward
By Anastasia AdaezeFor many people, productivity has become synonymous with being busy. The days are packed with meetings, phone calls, emails, errands, and endless demands for attention. From morning until night, there is always!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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Ebola Again? Understanding the Latest Threat and What It Means for Global Health
By Adaobi Rhema OguejioforIn late April 2026, a nurse in Bunia, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), developed a fever and died days later. Laboratory tests soon confirmed the return of one of the world's deadliest diseases:!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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SEPLAT’S NEW EMPIRE: Effy Okon Takes the Wheel as CEO while Tony Elumelu Steps in as Chairman to…
Kunle Odusola-StevensonFor decades, the playbook for the African oil and gas sector followed a predictable script. Multinational titans, the historical International Oil Companies (IOCs), extracted crude from the continent’s rich!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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How River Erosion and Shifting Courses Threaten Mobility in Northern Nigeria
Northern Nigeria, a vast region characterised by its diverse topography ranging from the semi-arid Sahel to the Guinea savanna, is currently facing an environmental crisis that directly threatens its economic survival. While!-->!-->!-->…
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“Gas Creates Growth Only Through Utilisation” — Teryima Denen Toryila
Teryima Denen ToryilaNigeria aims to boost economic growth by leveraging its vast natural gas reserves, but stakeholders are concerned about practical implementation. Despite investments in infrastructure, questions persist regarding!-->!-->!-->…
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The Carbon Harvest: How Climate Markets Are Reshaping African Agriculture
By Ese UfuomaIn many farming communities across Africa, land has always meant one thing: survival. It is where families plant maize, cassava, rice, cocoa, groundnuts, and hope that the rains cooperate. It is where seasons are!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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The Jet Fuel Shift: How Nigeria Is Becoming a Jet Fuel Powerhouse
By Ese UfuomaFor decades, Nigeria occupied a familiar place in the global energy story. It was a nation that pumped millions of barrels of crude oil from its soil, loaded them onto tankers and watched as the real value creation!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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Oil Cabal or Reform Backlash?
Diezani’s Acquittal and the Bigger Energy Question
By William Emmanuel UkpojuThe acquittal of former Petroleum Minister Diezani Alison-Madueke by a United Kingdom court after a lengthy 13-year investigation has reopened one of!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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A Nation of Gas, a People of Firewood: Examining Nigeria’s LPG Contradiction
Nigeria's LPG Paradox: Why Cooking Gas Remains Unaffordable in a Gas-Rich Nation
By Silverline Ifeanyi OnyeaborThe current surge in Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) prices has become one of the clearest indicators of the economic!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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Nigeria’s Exporting Refinery Era: From Crude Producer to Value Creator
The Exporting Refinery Era: Can Nigeria Finally Capture More Value from Its Oil Wealth?
By Ese UfuomaFor decades, Nigeria occupied a peculiar position in the global energy market. It was one of Africa’s largest crude oil!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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