Nigeria does not just need bigger banks. It needs better banks, institutions that are resilient, transparent, well-governed, and trusted by the public they serve. Hence, it...
But resilience should not be mistaken for comfort. The hardship is real, and it is deep. Until economic reforms bring relief to the streets and food...
Nigeria does not lack resources, ideas, or hardworking people. What it lacks is credibility. No economic reform, security strategy, or political promise can succeed in a...
Education also plays a vital role. Universities and vocational institutions must align their training with the realities of the job market. Graduates should not only be...
The signs of stabilisation are real. But so is the urgency for deeper reforms that trickles down to the daily lives of those at the lower...
Nigeria has chosen discipline – but only for the poor. The trader withdrawing her own money is treated like a financial criminal. But the politician withdrawing...
Ultimately, borrowing itself is not the problem; the real danger lies in reckless and unproductive borrowing. If Nigeria fails to manage its rising debt wisely, the...
For now, the capital has been raised, but the true capital that counts is the confidence Nigerians place in their banks every time they log into...
The controversy began when Hon. Abdulsamad Dasuki, a member of the House of Representatives, claimed discrepancies between the versions of the tax laws debated in the...
Another important issue is unemployment and underemployment. Many young Nigerians struggle to find stable jobs, even after completing their education. Those who are employed often earn...