Nigeria’s litany of troubles has finally anchored on two basic existential matters. Insecurity and hunger. We are all very unsafe and now the vast majority of our people are very hungry and angry. Of the two urgencies, the rise of mass hunger is indeed a novel addition to...
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Achieving property investment goals within a short time frame requires a strategic approach, especially in a dynamic market like Nigeria. This may sound unachievable but it is doable when you follow the guidelines below. What exact aspect of real estate do you want to invest in? Begin by...
Reforms, Privatisation, and Commercialisation Rights and Authority The Nigerian public has been thrust into a state of uncertainty following recent developments surrounding the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) and Ministry of Finance Incorporated (MOFI). The tussle between the two entities over the authority to reform sectors, privatise, and...
Ikenna Melvin Ekeh stands out as a third-generation entrepreneur, hailing from a lineage steeped in entrepreneurial spirit. From a young age, Ikenna demonstrated a strong aptitude for real estate, actively contributing to the family’s property venture, Age Properties, during his college years. His involvement in strategic planning played a...
The 2023 New Telegraph newspaper awards drew a huge cast of outliers and top flyers in both the public and private sector. The awards spectrum was wide, covering critical sectors of the socio-economic and political ecosystems. But by far, the most outstanding award of the night was the...
Investing in rental property can be a lucrative venture, but to truly maximize your income, it’s essential to adopt strategic approaches. Not all locations are profitable. Selecting the right location is crucial for rental property success. Focus on areas with strong job markets, good schools, and convenient amenities....
The 2023 New Telegraph newspaper awards drew a huge cast of outliers and top flyers in both the public and private sector. The awards spectrum was wide, covering critical sectors of the socio-economic and political ecosystems. But by far, the most outstanding award of the night was the 2023 Most Innovative...
The argument over whether Nigerians should be allowed by law to carry weapons for self-defence is returning and gaining traction in light of the terrifyingly high levels of insecurity in the nation, especially kidnapping. When the notion was recently put to the Chief of Army Staff, he soberly...
No man, according to Aristotle, chooses anything but what he can do himself. And thus, choice is limited to the realm of things humanly possible. Aristotle further stated that there is no choice among impossibilities. Choice, by its very nature, is free. A necessitated choice is not a choice...
“Let’s talk Nigeria and the mass hysteria” – Alicia Keys 2024 marks the final year of the World Cancer Day campaign ‘Close the Care Gap’. This annual global call to action unites humanity to prioritize life-saving cancer care and to eliminate health inequities. The focus of...
The United States presidential election in November is looking more like a referendum. Though intended as a democratic ritual, it could end up as a choice between democracy and authoritarianism. That at least is what the rhetoric and track record of the two most likely...
When it comes to purchasing property, one of the fundamental decisions that prospective buyers must make is whether to opt for a leasehold or full ownership apartment. Each type of ownership has its own set of advantages and drawbacks, catering to different preferences, financial situations, and long-term goals....
Three influential opposition figures have hinted at the coming of a mega party that will challenge the All Progressives Congress, APC, in the 2027 general election. These are Prof. Pat Utomi of the Labour Party, a former governor of Kano State and the presidential candidate of the NNPP,...
By JONATHAN MUNEMO – Highly indebted African countries are facing stark trade-offs between servicing expensive debt, supporting high and growing development needs, and stabilising domestic currencies. Government debt has risen in at least 40 African countries over the past decade. As a result, some are experiencing a bad combination of high...
A democracy without opposition is like making an omelet without breaking eggs; or, a bird flying with one wing or one clapping with one hand. Yet, the fact is there is no opposition in the nation’s so-called democracy. Opposition political parties simply exist as platforms for power grabbers...
In the Christian holy book, the Bible, Mark 6; 4, Jesus said to the people of Nazareth, the town in which He was brought up ‘a prophet is not without honor except in his own town, among his relatives and his own home’. Essentially, while finding background to,...
Clearly things have deteriorated in Nigeria in the past decade, rather rapidly. Take every facet of the country’s national life and you cannot invalidate this assertion. The economy has now collapsed, evidenced by the exchange rate which keeps on falling inexorably. All across board businesses have been crumbling...
There is no downplaying the reality of the challenging season that we find ourselves in as a nation: the impact of inflation on personal and household budgets and the threats to security in parts of the country. But that is only part of the story. Just as important are...
President Bola Tinubu has just jetted out to France on a ‘private visit’. He is not back in the country till sometime in the first week of February. We are not told when precisely to expect him back in the country. That is the much information that...
The College of Health Sciences The achievements today of the College of Health Sciences of BSU despite the seemingly insurmountable odds facing the institution at its inception needs to be told briefly so that we can learn from it in the quest o sustain the achievements of the past....