Much ado about cyber levy
Very recently, the Federal Government confirmed the suspension of the implementation of the cyber security levy which no doubt was ill-timed. The levy was to be 0.5 per cent on electronic transactions.
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Return of Sanusi Lamido Sanusi
I am not in the practice of crystal gazing. Something, however, told me at the time of his dethronement that he would be back. How and when my inner crystal ball did
A time to save our fatherland: Priest to Nigerians in diaspora
Ladies and gentlemen, it is a good morning here and may it be so for you in peace and wellness! It is a great delight to respond to the inspiration to drop a
Between repercussion and inaction: A nation at odds
The once-genteel discourse on minimum wage has morphed into a tense standoff. The government has laid its offer on the table. The Nigeria Labour Congress has dismissed it as an insult. The
Re: Tinubu a symbol of collective of suffering
After the above piece on the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, I got responses from notable Nigerians, either expressing similar views as mine or disagreeing with me. The government itself went
The journey of Aig-Imoukhuede and Wigwe in Access Bank
In the ever-evolving world of Nigerian banking, few tales captivate quite like the narrative of AigbojeAig-Imoukhuede and Herbert Wigwe. These two visionaries transformed Access Bank from a small, struggling institution into a
Averting World War III
Fascinating as the clairvoyance of Nostradamus, the French 16th Century author of Les Prophéties was, his acclaimed prognostications are not obligatory in 2024, to apprehend the material risks of WWIII, given serious
Nigeria can leverage counter intelligence for economic growth
In today’s globalised world, economic prosperity is closely intertwined with national security. For Nigeria, harnessing the power of counterintelligence can play a crucial role in crafting and safeguarding economic policies that drive
Sector skills council as quick fix for Nigeria’s economic recovery
Nigeria is positioned by God’s endowment to be the prime mover for developing the African continent. A cursory look at the human, material and natural resources bestowed on this nation clearly indicates
How to preserve intellectual wealth across generations
When we think of wealth, our minds often drift to tangible assets such as financial investments, real estate, and business holdings. Yet, there is another category of wealth that is intangible but
Female lawyer, workplace, parenting and professional conduct
Most married women and nursing mothers in the legal profession struggle to manage their professional responsibilities especially if their children are still very young. This challenge is also noticeable among women in