By Abdul Samad Rabiu As Nigeria marks two years under the leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, I believe it is important to reflect, not from the lens of politics,…

First was the inner struggle on whether or not to undertake this intervention. How to do this as honestly as possible without being seen as making a case for the…

By Otega Ogra and Temitope Ajayi There is a particular kind of silence that greets progress in Nigeria—when food prices fall, inflation slows, the country is positively recognised, debts paid,…

A few days ago, outgoing AfDB President Akinwumi Adesina claimed that Nigerians today are worse off than in 1960, basing his conclusion on figures that do not align with available…

While Fuel marketers are, under Nigerian law, legally permitted to determine their own prices within the deregulated framework. However, in practice, some marketers undermine this freedom by engaging in coordinated…

Nigeria’s fuel price disparities have long been a source of frustration for citizens. While Lagos residents might grumble about rising costs, the situation is far more dire in Northern and…

Nigeria’s recent decline in petrol prices, framed as a triumph of market competition, has been met with cautious optimism. While consumers celebrate short-term relief, a deeper interrogation of the forces…