Author: Godwin Anyebe

Between NNPCL Petrol Price Hike and Tunji Bello’s Ultimatum for Traders to Crash Prices

The recent petrol price hike by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) and the contrasting ultimatum issued by Lagos State’s Commissioner for Environment and Water Resources, Tunji Bello, for traders to crash prices highlight the complexity of Nigeria’s economic landscape. While both actions reflect attempts to manage rising costs[Read More…]

Discos’ Unfair Migration of Consumers from Band B to Band A – A Violation of the “Willing Seller, Willing Buyer” Principle

The Nigerian electricity sector has long been a subject of dissatisfaction for its millions of consumers. Yet, despite ongoing issues, electricity distribution companies (Discos) have found new ways to aggravate their customers. One of the most alarming practices in recent times is the forced migration of consumers from Band B[Read More…]

Navigating Uncertainty: Nigeria’s Markets Show Resilience Amid Economic Shifts

By Godwin Anyebe As global economic uncertainties continue to cast a shadow over financial markets, Nigeria has emerged as a beacon of resilience. Despite facing significant challenges, including inflationary pressures, fluctuating oil prices, and policy adjustments, Nigeria’s markets have shown remarkable adaptability, with key sectors demonstrating strength and stability. This[Read More…]

The Role of Digital Innovation in Transforming Nigeria’s Insurance Sector

The insurance sector in Nigeria, long perceived as traditional and resistant to change, is undergoing a significant transformation driven by digital innovation. As technology continues to reshape various industries, the insurance sector is not left behind. From improving accessibility and customer experience to enhancing operational efficiency, digital innovation is revolutionizing[Read More…]

Nigeria’s Maritime Sector: The Bottleneck at the Port, a Rising Concern for the Manufacturing Sector

Nigeria’s maritime sector plays a crucial role in the nation’s economy, serving as the gateway for over 90% of its international trade. However, the sector is facing significant challenges, particularly at the ports, where bottlenecks have become a growing concern for the manufacturing sector. These bottlenecks not only disrupt the[Read More…]