Nigeria’s shift towards electronic payments has changed the way millions of people send money, pay bills and conduct business. Bank transfers, automated teller…
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Nigeria’s university strike history is closely tied to disputes over funding, staff welfare, institutional autonomy and the implementation of agreements. The…
Inflation is changing how Nigeria’s middle class earns, spends, saves, and plans for the future. In Lagos and Abuja, where household budgets already carry high…
For decades, oil pollution has shaped life in Nigeria’s Niger Delta, affecting farmland, rivers, fishing grounds, public health and local economies. In…
The Economic Community of West African States, commonly known as ECOWAS, is one of Africa’s most important regional organisations. Established in 1975, it was…
Nigeria’s film industry has entered another phase of regulatory uncertainty as the National Film and Video Censors Board, widely known as the NFVCB, moves to…
The removal of petrol subsidies has changed the cost structure of everyday life in Nigeria. Since petrol is used by commercial buses, tricycles, motorcycles,…
The proposal for a single-term presidency has returned to Nigeria’s constitutional reform conversation as lawmakers, political actors and civil society groups…
Across Nigeria, the debate over open grazing has become a test of constitutional authority, public safety, agricultural policy and the limits of state power.…
Nigeria’s electricity privatisation was presented as a decisive break from a state-run system associated with weak investment, unreliable service and mounting…