How Nigeria’s strategic partnerships, military credibility, and economic reform agenda are reshaping its standing in world affairs in 2026. Within a single week in May 2026, Nigeria has demonstrated its …
How Nigeria’s energy sovereignty strategy, built on the Petroleum Industry Act, the Dangote Refinery, and the naira-for-crude policy, is delivering tangible results during the worst global oil crisis since 2022. …
How the outcome of this week’s nationwide party elections will define the credibility of Nigeria’s electoral process and Tinubu’s re-election campaign. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has staked a significant portion …
The deadly Tumfa market strike exposes the governance gap between Nigeria’s counter-banditry military operations and the civilian protection frameworks that international law and domestic trust demand. Nigeria’s security governance architecture …
Nigeria’s daily petrol consumption reached 51.1 million litres in April 2026, according to fresh data published this week, a figure that captures the scale of demand the Tinubu administration’s energy …
With debt servicing already consuming nearly half of federal revenue, Nigeria’s leading economic think-tank says the 2026 borrowing trajectory demands urgent structural correction. Tinubu administration is facing its most concentrated …
Nigeria’s 2027 general elections are now less than eighteen months away, and every governance decision made between now and then will be filtered through a political lens — by citizens …
President Tinubu’s approval of N68 billion for the Maiduguri Emergency Power Plant is more than an infrastructure decision — it is a strategic security intervention. In a governance decision that …
Nigeria is advancing plans for what could become the second-largest single World Bank loan ever secured under the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. The proposed $1.25 billion facility, formally …
Nigeria is currently expanding its renewable energy investment strategy as part of a broader plan to improve electricity access and reduce its long-term dependence on fossil fuels. This shift is …
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