Nigeria’s oil and gas sector, long weighed down by uncertainty and underinvestment, is showing signs of a determined rebound. From a modest eight active rigs in 2021 to about 69 by late 2025, the sharp…
There’s no shortage of sober headlines about Nigeria’s economic journey. Over the past few years, policymakers in Abuja have taken bold steps to steady an economy in distress — removing long-standing fuel subsidies, liberalising the…
Lagos, Abuja, London, Toronto — the conversation about Nigeria often starts with a hashtag and spreads across continents in seconds. From the visceral outrage of #EndSARS to the weary sigh of “Japa”, Nigerian voices online…
Nigerian languages have always been more than just a way to chat. They carry stories, respect, humour, and the gentle wisdom of grandparents who can correct you with just one proverb. From Yoruba and Igbo…
In the fertile fields of Benue State — once proudly dubbed Nigeria’s “food basket” — insecurity has become more than a headline. It is a lived reality that ripples through farms, markets, classrooms and clinics,…
In a world ruled by giant agribusinesses with glossy brochures and deeper pockets than a winter coat, Nigeria’s small-scale farmers are doing something rather remarkable — they are holding their own. Quietly. Steadily. And often…
