Investing in Women: Accelerating Societal Progress – By Ayotomiwa Ayodele
“The fastest way to change the world is to mobile and invest in the women of the world” Chalse Malik In today’s rapidly evolving world, the empowerment and advancement of women have become critical components of social, economic, and…
Nigeria’s Economic Torpedo: Lets Go Rogue
I came across a profoundly insightful piece this morning, wherein the author aptly labeled Cardoso and Edun as Ikoyi economists engaged in a fierce battle within a Fadeyi economy. Lol In this remarkably brilliant piece, the author xrayed the failure of…
Coup Déjà Vu – By Claude Lambert
Africa is at a cusp of a blood filled or a bloodless wonder. It could strap her of what the future really holds or be an indication of what the past foretold. Claude Lambert gives some depth with his personal thoughts on this. Coup Déjà Vu Each coup is…
WHO IS AFRAID OF WALE AKINTERINWA? – By Oni Olalekan
Promoting thuggery in a state like Ondo, where true leadership is yearned for, reflects the depths to which a politician can stoop in pursuit of power. While thuggery is sadly not uncommon in Nigerian politics, the events witnessed in Ondo on the day…
Will Saka Become World Class?
Arsenal walked away victorious the last weekend after a dominant performance saw us smash six goals past West Ham United away in East London in what was arguably one of our strongest performances of the season. Bukayo Saka scored again for the second…
A Hungry Tinubu Has No Time For Angry, Hungry Nigerians – Ikeddy ISIGUZO
PRESIDENT Bola Ahmed Tinubu is hungry like most of us who complain about hardship in the land. He is hungry for more power. He is hungry for acceptance among Nigerians. His hunger for recognition as a performing President gives him sleepless nights. Let…
Access Bank: A Story Called ‘E’ – By Duke Of Shomolu
I would have loved to have the last say on this matter, but I guess it will not be so, because of the huge marauding push by the cadavers who are bent on smearing a legacy that should be carved in stone on the mountains like the Americans did with their…
Why Bolanle Austen Peters is the mother of modern day Nigerian theatre – Duke Of Shomolu
On the back of Awo-UK, I was today interviewed by a British journalist, and he said something that more than surprised me. He said, “Edgar, let me look for your trouble. People say you are brash and bold and don’t really care about what…
Forex Crises: Why Fayose Should Shut Up – Joseph Edgar
I had a long talk with a Bank Chairman on the morning of February 3 and he described his worry about the ongoing rumour that the Central Bank Of Nigeria, CBN could move against domiciliary accounts and force the content into Naira on the back of the…
NGX: A Stockfish Kind Of Market – By Joseph Edgar
Rain is a blessing but not the kind of rain that falls in Lagos, causing flood and carrying people’s wives away. There is an impending rain coming that will most likely flood the Nigeria Stock Exchange NGX leading to weeping and sighing even as we…