By Fredrick Nwabufo Throughout history, great speeches have effectuated great change. Former United States President John F. Kennedy set the tone for a new America with the 'New Frontier Address';…
By Akeem Lasisi Four years after Nigeria witnessed the emphatic protests called #ENDSARS, scars of its fallout are still disturbingly visible in Lagos’ memory. Like a recurrent ugly decimal, the ghost…
By Funke Cole Big money would soon smile on Lagosians, in a manner of speaking, as the state government has officially inaugurated a new strategic agenda for taxation and revenue collection meant…
By Uche Nnadozie A few days ago, the Red Line rail project rolled off to great cheer. This is following delays caused by operational reasons relating to the rail tracks…
By Tunde Rahman All hell has been let loose, and the centre can no longer hold in Kenya over the tax revolt that has been ravaging that East-African country since…
“Always say less than necessary”. Rule 4, 48 Laws of Power (Robert Greene). Robert Greene in his famous book, ‘48 Laws of Power’ states in Rule 4 that those in…
By Musa Ilallah Nigeria is set to implement something unprecedented: a 70 percent Tax or Levy on a ‘windfall’ profit that accrued to commercial banks following last year’s significant devaluation…
By Temitope Ajayi On Thursday in Abuja, Minister of Finance Mr Wale Edun addressed a press conference and gave a mid-year report on the economy. The Minister told the press…
By Jide Olaniran In his governance style and youth friendly nature, Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu had a one day interactive session with the representatives of students in tertiary institutions in the state a…
By Segun Ajayi Behind the affable demeanour of eminent persons are soft inclinations. For Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, his soft spot for youth development is palpable. He has gone full throttle to…