The fear of a shadow government, while often dismissed as a fringe conspiracy, finds fertile ground in specific historical and political contexts. In places where the lines between official power and unofficial influence blur, or where past actions suggest a willingness to operate outside established norms, anxieties about hidden control[Read More…]
Author: Godwin Anyebe
Bull Run Continues: NGX Investors Reap Billions Amidst Sectoral Gains
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) continues its impressive bullish streak, delivering substantial gains to investors across various sectors. In a market buoyed by a confluence of factors, billions of naira have flowed into portfolios as both domestic and international players respond positively to recent economic indicators and corporate performances. While[Read More…]
Defection Drama: A Symptom of a Deeper Political Malady
The familiar, almost theatrical, spectacle of political defections has once again gripped Nigeria. Politicians, like seasoned actors switching roles mid-play, are jumping ship with a nonchalance that borders on the absurd. This “defection drama” isn’t just a quirky political sideshow; it’s a stark reflection of the deep-seated issues plaguing our[Read More…]
I raised my boys alone after their mother abandoned me – Digidigi Dunhill
Digidigi Dunhill is one of the old breed actors in Nollywood. Seen as the “bad boy” because of his stereotype roles in movies, this movie hunk has featured in close to 100 movies and still counting. Despite being stereotyped as a bad boy, Digi has shown his craft in music,[Read More…]
Nigeria’s Financial Pulse: Inside the Money Market Moves of May 2025
By Ijeoma Theresa Anyanwu Nigeria’s money market is buzzing with fresh energy this May, reflecting the country’s evolving economic landscape. As the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and financial institutions navigate tight liquidity, investors and observers alike are paying closer attention to short-term instruments that fuel the economy behind the[Read More…]
Post-Subsidy Gains: Investors Eyeing a Reformed Economy
Nigeria’s bold economic reforms—removal of fuel subsidies and unification of the exchange rate—have ignited investor optimism, signaling a transformative shift towards a more resilient and diversified economy. The unification of Nigeria’s exchange rate, eliminating the dual-window system, has enhanced transparency and liquidity in the foreign exchange market. This move has[Read More…]
The Shadow of Insecurity: How Nigeria’s Crises Became a Political Battlefield
From the ravaged farmlands of Benue to the volatile digital spaces echoing with extremist ideologies, insecurity has become an inescapable reality for millions of Nigerians. Banditry in the Northwest, the lingering insurgency in the Northeast, and the increasingly violent clashes between farmers and herders in the Middle Belt are not[Read More…]
Nigeria First’ in Action: Examining the Impact of the New Policy on Local Industries
In a bold move to stimulate domestic production and foster economic self-reliance, the Nigerian government has officially rolled out its “Nigeria First” policy. This ambitious initiative prioritizes the procurement and utilization of locally made goods and services across various sectors. While the policy has been met with cautious optimism by[Read More…]
Defection Drama: A Symptom of a Deeper Political Malady
The familiar, almost theatrical, spectacle of political defections has once again gripped Nigeria. Politicians, like seasoned actors switching roles mid-play, are jumping ship with a nonchalance that borders on the absurd. This “defection drama” isn’t just a quirky political sideshow; it’s a stark reflection of the deep-seated issues plaguing our[Read More…]
Airtel Africa posts $328m profit as tariff adjustments boost operations
Airtel Africa has reported Airtel Africa has reported a profit after tax of $328 million for the year ended March 31, 2025. The profit showed a significant improvement from the $89 million posted in the corresponding period of 2024, owing for foreign exchange in Nigeria. Airtel Africa reported revenues of[Read More…]
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FG Revenue Rises 76% to N12.5tn, Fueled by Tax and Oil Gains — Budget Office
The Federal Government’s earnings have increased by 76 percent, rising from N7.1 trillion in 2022 to N12.5 trillion in 2023, due to higher taxes and oil revenues. This information was revealed in the recently released 2025-2027 Medium Term Expenditure Framework and Fiscal Strategy Paper from the Ministry of Budget and[Read More…]