Tag: Breaking

Osun Governorship Election: A Litmus Test for Nigeria’s 2027 Polls
Osun’s August 15 governorship election will test electoral credibility, security, technology and voter participation ahead of Nigeria’s 2027 polls.
NYSC Reforms: Can Nigeria Turn a 53-Year-Old Scheme into a Modern Youth Development Programme?
Nigeria’s 53-year-old NYSC faces sweeping reforms focused on safety, digitalisation, skills, accountability and youth employability.
Nigeria’s Insecurity Crisis: Why Economic and Institutional Reform Matter
Economic, institutional reforms key to ending Nigeria’s insecurity, beyond Sahel crisis.
ECOWAS’ ECO Currency: Can the 2027 Target Finally Be Delivered?
ECOWAS renews 2027 ECO currency push amid convergence and governance challenges.
Nigeria’s Power Challenge: Balancing Reliability and Affordability
Driverless minibuses transform daily commutes into AI-powered mobile libraries with free digital reading access.
How INEC Can Translate Voter Registration into Credible Elections in 2027
INEC must pair voter registration with reforms to deliver credible 2027 elections and restore public trust.
NNPC’s 20-Year Gas Deal Marks a New Chapter for Ajaokuta Steel
NNPC's 20-year gas deal revives Ajaokuta Steel, but lasting success demands deeper structural reforms.
One Person, One ID: Assessing Nigeria’s National Identity Policy
Nigeria’s new NIMC law promises one ID for all, but major enrollment and security challenges remain.
How Oyo State Is Turning Agriculture into Big Business
Oyo State drives agribusiness growth through agro-processing, investment, mechanization, creating jobs and boosting farmers' incomes.
Can Nigeria’s New 12-Year Education System Fix a Long-Broken Education Sector?
Nigeria's 12-year education reform risks failure without funding, qualified teachers, infrastructure and systemic reforms.