The Impact of government policies on business growth in Nigeria

The Impact of government policies on business growth in Nigeria

Nigeria is known as one of the fastest-growing economies in Africa, with a vibrant business environment that is ripe for investment. However, the success of businesses in Nigeria is not only determined by market forces but also by government policies.

The wizard of Abeokuta and the burden of history

The wizard of Abeokuta and the burden of history

Why has Soyinka ignored INEC and Yakubu to focus on Datti Ahmed, who reacted to Mahoomd’s bizarre handling of the presidential elections and suspiciously hasty collation of results?

Why Abiodun deserves a second term

Why Abiodun deserves a second term

About 45 months ago, Prince Dapo Abiodun came to office amidst massive hope and expectation from the people of Ogun State that at last a leader had come to truly guide Ogun to progress, development and the realization of her destiny. The mood all over the State, at the time he took over, was, incontestably, euphoric. Looking back now, it is even grandly euphoric as the Governor’s Midas touch can be felt in every part of the state.

How technology and innovation are shaping the workforce and job market

The world of work is changing, and Nigeria is not left out of this trend. Technology and innovation are shaping the workforce and job market, and it is essential for Nigerian businesses and employees to keep up with these changes to remain relevant in the coming years.

Does Sanwo-Olu deserve a second term?

Does Sanwo-Olu deserve a second term?

Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu emerged as the All Progressives Congress (APC) gubernatorial candidate in 2018 and later as Governor in 2019. No sooner had he settled to work as Lagos State Governor than COVID-19 and the #endSARS protests started in 2020.

Factors that may decide Ogun governorship election

Factors that may decide Ogun governorship election

As indigenes and residents of Ogun state goes to the poll to elect the person who will be in charge of affairs in the gateway state for the next four years.

Lagos and the Quest for a Nigerian Identity

Lagos and the Quest for a Nigerian Identity

There is always an uptick in the controversy about who qualifies as a Lagosian in every election cycle, the person’s political rights, and to what extent a ‘non-Lagosian’ should be allowed electoral opportunities in the former federal capital.

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