A special investigation into how violence, climate, and governance have uprooted Africa’s most ambitious reforestation project.
Insecurity and abandonment are only part of the problem facing the GGW. Beneath the surface lies another troubling layer.
Fragile peace and escalating tensions threaten the country’s democratic transition.
Whether it is price regulation or industry competition, our analyses show that government intervention can often do more harm than good and competitive markets make goods quality and more affordable.
Experts and observers have said such a coalition is dangerous because it might be a stride towards forming a military confederacy against democratic governments in the region.
Social investment programmes, aside from being an avenue for its supervisors to loot resources, are only temporary reliefs.
The guidelines will enslave the nurses in the country, violating their right to equal opportunities and subjecting them to discrimination.
The essence of financial freedom lies in the ability to make choices aligned with personal interests and goals, and this new policy appears to curtail that autonomy.
President Tinubu needs to promote policies that incentivize hard work, innovation, and investment… Instead of relying on top-down solutions, there is a need to empower individuals and businesses by reducing regulatory hurdles and promoting entrepreneurship.
A secure nation is the foundation upon which progress and prosperity can flourish…
The new guidelines, instead of paving a pathway for prosperity, seem to pose a potential peril to the pulsating crypto pulse. In the recent Human Freedom Index (HFI), co-published by the Cato Institute and Fraser Institute, Nigeria is placed at 118th, a rank too poor for Africa’s biggest economy. Most of the countries that rank highly in the Human Freedom Index invest in cryptocurrency.
…..blaming women for embezzlement based on their gender is unfounded and perpetuates harmful stereotypes. Embezzlement, like any crime, is an individual choice and cannot be attributed to gender. For Betta Edu, her suspension does not only present a reformative system, but it also shows that the country is taking key strides in reconstructing the deteriorating democratic system. If the current administration continues with its reformative strides, the national image of the nation will improve, which will encourage foreign investments and in turn boost the economy.
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