Africa’s energy future: How NAPE can lead revolution
As the Nigerian Association of Petroleum Explorationists (NAPE) celebrates its 50th Anniversary, the golden jubilee offers more than a moment of pride—it presents a historic opportunity for introspection, renewal, and vision. For half a century, NAPE has been at the intellectual and professional core of Nigeria’s petroleum industry, shaping policy, Continue Reading
Oyetola leads the way for shipping decarbonisation in Africa
AS the world ramps up efforts to combat climate change and improve the global shipping industry, Nigeria is leading the charge for Africa in shaping its role in the global transition towards low-carbon and zero-emission shipping. At the inaugural two-day African Strategic Summit on Shipping Decarbonisation which held in Continue Reading
Wema Bank’s stock undervalued on NGX — Analysts
An independent Report on Wema Bank PLC’s equity by a Team of Analysts at Global Assets Management Nigeria Limited has revealed that the Bank’s stock, which currently stands at N11.00 per unit (as of Friday, April 4) on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX), is trading below intrinsic Continue Reading
NANS to Ondo govt: Prioritise provision of modern equipment for security agencies
National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has urged the Ondo State Government to prioritise the provision of modern equipment and resources to security agencies to improve the security of lives and properties in the state. According to NANS , provision of modern equipment for security will not only Continue Reading
Mufti of Saki loses brother, Muhydeen Ashimi ( See Burial arrangement)
The Islamic community is in mourning following the passing of a brother of the Mufti of Saki Saki Saki and renowned scholar and philanthropist, Sheikh Muhyideen Ashimi, on 8th Shawwal, 1446 A.H., corresponding to 6th April, 2025. Sheikh Ashimi, a respected figure in Islamic scholarship and charitable work, dedicated his Continue Reading
Tinubu, Obasanjo, Makinde, others pay tributes as Olunloyo dies at 89
President Bola Tinubu, ex-President Olusegun Obasanjo, Governor Seyi Makinde and his colleagues, as well as other Nigerian leaders, paid glowing tributes to a former governor of Oyo State, Dr Victor Omololu Olunloyo, following his death on Sunday. Born on April 14, 1935, Olunloyo died about seven days to his 90th Continue Reading
Reject bill redefining indigenous identity, protect cultural heritage
Reject bill redefining indigenous identity, protect cultural heritage|Balogun Oseni Bokini The Yoruba people have long been revered ask custodians of history, culture, and tradition, firmly establishing themselves as one of Africa’s most resilient and deeply rooted civilisations. Across Nigeria, the concept of indigeneity has played a vital role in Continue Reading
Why governments depend less on local researchers in Nigeria
Why governments depend less on local researchers in Nigeria|Tunji Olaopa Speaking ex tempore can be quite challenging especially when the issue you are raising is quite germane, and you might not be able to speak to its nuances on the spur of the moment. Thus, when Professor Continue Reading
Tinubu’s curious romance with France
Tinubu’s curious romance with France|Mike Nigerian President, Bola Tinubu, is seriously in love with someone or something in France. It may not be a lady because his beautiful wife, Remi Tinubu, is enough for him. Though the object of this love affair is not certain, it is obvious that Continue Reading
Tinubu’s tax reforms and imperative of fiscal federalism
Tinubu’s tax reforms and imperative of fiscal federalism|Editorial Board The seemingly unending contentions trailing the federal government’s tax reforms are to be appreciated as a manifestation of Nigerians’ diversity and the multiplicity of conflicting interests. These may ultimately signpost a necessity of decentralising rather than generalising fiscal and monetary Continue Reading