Editorial

Billboard Bans Are Killing Competition

​Across several state capitals, a subtler, quieter form of political voter suppression is taking root. It does not involve tear gas or disrupted rallies; instead, it manifests as empty steel frames and blank advertising canvases. State governors, wielding state signage agencies as partisan instruments, have turned the regulation of public[Read More…]

Poison on Our Shelves: NAFDAC Can’t Fight Fake Products Alone

​Every morning, millions of Nigerians step in front of a mirror, reaching for skincare creams, cleansers, and cosmetic products designed to enhance their health, confidence, and daily self-care. Yet, hidden behind attractive packaging and smooth marketing lies a toxic reality: a rampant, multi-billion-naira trade in counterfeit, unregistered, and adulterated skin[Read More…]