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Ghost agencies, short memories, and ancestral shame

By Prince Charles Dickson, PhD To produce one living Nigerian today, biology required a spectacular ancestral relay race. Two parents,…

Tony AdemiluyiJuly 26, 2026

Opinion

Palace Priorities in a Time of Pain: Nigeria’s ₦22 Billion Royal Splurge is a National Disgrace By Chigozie Nnuriam

Imagine this: your family is scraping by on rising food prices, hospitals lack basic drugs, and roads crumble under your…

Tony AdemiluyiJuly 25, 2026

Economy

PR practitioners push for more boardroom influence

By Tony Ademiluyi Core narrative and framing The article covers a Lagos gathering marking World PR Day 2026, centered on…

Tony AdemiluyiJuly 24, 2026

Metro

Urban Housing and Rising Rent in Nigeria: Why Affordable Housing Has Become a Governance Priority

By Anthony Eze Across Nigeria’s major cities, one issue has increasingly dominated conversations among workers, students, business owners and families—the…

Tony AdemiluyiJuly 24, 2026

Economy

Nigeria’s Education at a Crossroads: Why Access Alone Is No Longer Enough to Secure the Nation’s Future By Anthony Eze

For decades, education has been described as the bedrock of national development. It is the engine that drives innovation, strengthens…

Tony AdemiluyiJuly 22, 2026

Metro

Urban Disorder in Nigeria’s Capital: Why Abuja Is Gradually Losing the Planning That Once Made It Africa’s Model City By Anthony Eze

When General Murtala Mohammed announced in 1976 that Nigeria would relocate its capital from Lagos to Abuja, the vision was…

Tony AdemiluyiJuly 22, 2026

Economy

PRESS RELEASE: CENTRE FOR THE PROMOTION OF PRIVATE ENTERPRISE [CPPE] POLICY BRIEF ON SOCIAL INTERVENTION PROGRAMMES:

STRENGTHENING THE LEGITIMACY OF ECONOMIC REFORMS The Federal Government’s newly unveiled Social Intervention Programmes, supported by the World Bank, are…

Tony AdemiluyiJuly 20, 2026

Economy

Tax Reform and Domestic Revenue Mobilisation: Can Nigeria Build a More Sustainable Economy? By Anthony Eze

Nigeria’s economic future depends not only on how much wealth the country generates but also on how effectively government mobilises…

Tony AdemiluyiJuly 20, 2026

Opinion

The forgotten architecture of community justice

By Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D There is an old saying across many African communities: when two elephants fight, it is the…

Tony AdemiluyiJuly 19, 2026

Economy

CENTRE FOR THE PROMOTION OF PRIVATE ENTERPRISE [CPPE]

POLICY BRIEF ON JUNE INFLATION REPORT The June 2026 inflation report points to a broad stabilisation of headline inflation but…

Tony AdemiluyiJuly 18, 2026

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Ghost agencies, short memories, and ancestral shame

Palace Priorities in a Time of Pain: Nigeria’s ₦22 Billion Royal Splurge is a National Disgrace By Chigozie Nnuriam

PR practitioners push for more boardroom influence

Urban Housing and Rising Rent in Nigeria: Why Affordable Housing Has Become a Governance Priority

Nigeria’s Education at a Crossroads: Why Access Alone Is No Longer Enough to Secure the Nation’s Future By Anthony Eze

Urban Disorder in Nigeria’s Capital: Why Abuja Is Gradually Losing the Planning That Once Made It Africa’s Model City By Anthony Eze

PRESS RELEASE: CENTRE FOR THE PROMOTION OF PRIVATE ENTERPRISE [CPPE] POLICY BRIEF ON SOCIAL INTERVENTION PROGRAMMES:

Tax Reform and Domestic Revenue Mobilisation: Can Nigeria Build a More Sustainable Economy? By Anthony Eze

The forgotten architecture of community justice

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