Category: Policy and Governance:
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Exit Exodus: Nigeria’s Policy Pitfalls
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In the wake of recent events involving Binance’s departure from Nigeria, it’s crucial to examine the broader context of company exits that have occurred in the country. These exits, ranging from startups to multinational corporations, raise questions about the impact of Nigeria’s economic policies on businesses and the overall economy.…
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Ghana in Hostage Situation over Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill
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Ghana’s recent anti-LGBTQ+ bill has ignited a fierce debate on the extent of external influence on sovereign decisions. The Ghanaian government faces the potential loss of $3.8 billion in World Bank funding over the contentious legislation, which has raised questions about the role of external bodies in shaping national policies.…
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The Case of Binance and Nigeria
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Recent developments involving Binance, a cryptocurrency platform, and the Nigerian government have raised questions about ethical practices in governance. The government has accused Binance of illegal transactions and is reportedly seeking retribution of at least $10 billion. However, Binance has denied these claims, stating that they are not in talks…
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Dangote Refinery’s Shift to US Crude
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A Case Study in Global Oil Market Dynamics The global oil market is ever-evolving, with recent developments indicating a shift in dynamics. Dangote Refinery’s decision to import crude oil from the US marks a significant change in strategy, reflecting the increasing competitiveness of American barrels in the global market. This…
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Governor Soludo Launches Solution Wi-Fi
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Governor Charles Chukwuma Soludo, CFR, is leading Anambra State into a new era of technological advancement with the launch of the pilot phase of the Public Wi-Fi initiative, known as Solution Wi-Fi. This initiative, a collaboration between the Anambra State ICT Agency and Pineheight Systems Limited (PHSWEB), marks a significant…
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State Policing: The Local Solution to Nigeria’s Security Puzzle
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In the wake of escalating security challenges across Nigeria, particularly in the North, Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna State has emerged as a strong advocate for the implementation of state policing. His recent remarks on Channels Television’s Sunday Politics underscore the urgent need for proactive security measures to address the…
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Breaking the Cement Ceiling: IPOB’s Push to Lift Ibeto Ban and Lower Prices
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The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) have voiced concerns over the soaring cost of cement in Nigeria, particularly highlighting the impact on affordability for Nigerians, especially the Igbo people. Central to their concerns is the ban on Ibeto Cement, which they argue has contributed to the high prices in the…
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Back to the Future: Nigerian Lawmakers Eye Parliamentary Return!
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Revisiting Nigeria’s Governance Structure: Understanding the Proposed Parliamentary System In a move that could reshape Nigeria’s political landscape, about 60 lawmakers have initiated a proposal to abolish the current presidential system of government and transition back to a parliamentary system. This sweeping constitutional amendment, driven by concerns over the “imperfections”…