Nigeria: One Country, Wasted Visions
By Abiodun Komolafe “We must make sure about two things, namely: that our principles are just and that are methods are practical; for nothing destroys her own ends as unjust principles and impractical methods...
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‘Including Nigeria in the U.S. travel ban is a political and economical mistake for Trump’
By NJ Ayuk It is difficult to come to terms with the United States’ decision to include Nigeria in the extension he made a few weeks ago to the infamous “Muslim Travel Ban”, which...
“Nigeria is on the crossroads and its future hangs precariously in a balance”
By Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah A tragedy that is personal and inter(national) The depth and impact of this tragedy belongs first, to the three surviving colleagues of Michael, the entire Seminary community led by...
Internet making young Nigerians more insecure, says roundtable on cyber protection
The internet is making young people in Nigeria increasing more unsafe and vulnerable to abuses, a breakfast meeting on child cyber safety has revealed. The discussions anchored by Jos based Child Cyber Protection (C-C...
Nigeria: From Egypt to Egypt?
By Abiodun Komolafe Those who are familiar with the history of the Israelites will understand why their story in the wilderness will not be complete without a mention of how, at a stage, they had preferred being “slaves in Egypt” to being subjected to mass...
‘Nigeria needs right frameworks on challenges, opportunities in digital economy and tax,’ says Pirfa Jingfa Tyem
Let’s know a little about you, what’s your focus? My name is Pirfa Jingfa Tyem, by the special grace of God I’m a member representing Langtang North State Constituency at the Plateau State House...
While Nigeria dithers over Critical Infrastructure Bill, South Africa signs Critical Infrastructure Protection Act
By Olusegun Oruame While Nigeria dithers over the Critical Infrastructure Bill, South Africa has just signed its critical infrastructure bill into law making it “illegal to enter or gain access to critical infrastructure installation...
Russia and Nigeria: Will startups deliver progress in bilateral relations?
By Pavel Rastopshin, Managing Director, ZYFRA The Russia-Africa summit and economic forum was held on 23-24 October in Sochi. In the 21st century, before conducting such meetings, it is necessary to ask two questions:...
FirstBank: Towards reviving Nigeria’s textile industry
By Chinyere Joel- Nwokeoma For many years, until the early 1980s, the Nigerian textile industry was the highest employer of labour, after the public sector. Sadly, the industry is in dire straits battling for...
Chiniki Guard and 247Medic from Nigeria are semi-finalist startups at GITEX 2019 Supernova challenge
Two of Nigeria’s startups have made the list in the GITEX 2019 Supernova Semi-Finalists category bringing them inches closer to the Ai Everything Supernova Challenge grand slam $100,000 prize. The two Nigerian startups are...
