This phenomenon of judicial verdict without judgment creates damage and feeds confusion in many ways.
Who is chasing Obi and his new soulmate, former Governor Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso? There are three possible answers.
Analysts were unanimous that short-term shareholder unease over a pause in dividend payouts would translate into higher returns in the period ahead.
Nigerians have come to realise that the country’s political space is full of politicians desperate to keep their snouts perpetually in the public trough.
To frame President Tinubu as uniquely anti-democratic in Nigeria’s history is not to deny the flaws of those who came before him.
Ruto and Tinubu must brace for the messy, difficult task of fixing their countries’ economies, a task that is not a respecter of fine language.
How long this will take or how many more twists of judicial malefaction could accompany the journey to a resolution of the mouth-watering sums involved is anyone’s guess.
The signals are there. Simplified tax structures. Stronger compliance systems. Improved transparency. Coordinated reforms across sectors.
What the military hierarchy and the ruling party once dismissed with emphatic denials has now assumed the weight of undeniable truth.
As if goaded by a clan of shamans, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu disinterred the first anthem in 2024–45 years after it was first retired.
