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53 Years Underground: How Nigeria’s $800m Ima Gas Project Could Rewrite the Gas Story By Matthew Eloyi For more than half a century, a significant gas resource lay beneath Nigeria’s…

From Afrobeats to Industry: Davido, Dangote Take Nigeria’s Story to Times Square By Matthew Eloyi In the heart of New York City, where some of the world’s most powerful brands compete…

Burna Boy’s ₦9bn Bugatti: Luxury Statement or Financial Mistake? By Matthew Eloyi The sight of a ₦9 billion Bugatti Chiron cruising through the streets of Lagos has reignited an old…

Wike, Kingibe and the Battle Over Who Pays for Abuja’s Transformation By Matthew Eloyi The growing political disagreement between Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike,…

King Sunny Ade at 80: Eight Decades of Rhythm, Legacy and Global Stardom By Matthew Eloyi At 80, Sunday Adegeye, popularly known as King Sunny Ade (KSA), is being celebrated not merely…

Nigeria’s $300m Renewable Energy Bet: Can Distributed Power Close the Electricity Gap? By Matthew Eloyi Nigeria’s long-running electricity challenge may be entering a new phase as a $300…

Marketing Makes Awareness as Recall Requires Branding By Ugochukwu Ugwuanyi Although communications is a discipline where clarity is currency, conflation of…

Powering the Future: Unpacking Nigeria’s Sovereign Cloud Ambition By Matthew Eloyi For years, Nigeria’s digital transformation story has been dominated by the visible layers of…

When Politics Builds Roadblocks: The Shame of Blocking Peter Obi in Benue Nigeria’s democracy is already burdened by too many things: insecurity, poverty, unemployment, distrust in public…

For years, they stood before classrooms, taught lessons, marked scripts and helped keep Nigeria’s public schools functioning, yet remained largely outside the formal structure of government…