Impalas, Tenders, and the Illusion of Innocence: Why Matlala’s Claim Rings Hollow
Matlala’s assertion that he was unaware the impalas he handed over were destined for former deputy national police commi...
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Walliams saga: why the publishing world’s silence is no longer an option
The publishing industry has been complicit in shielding a high‑profile author for far too long, and the recent fallout p...
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Afreximbank’s $75M Boost: Real Chance for Our Creative Hustlers?
Sure guy, this $75 million pledge from Afreximbank to the Development Bank of Nigeria is the kind of cash injection we’v...
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AI‑Generated Books in Tamil Nadu Libraries: A Cautionary Tale for Public Procurement
The recent uproar over the Periyar Arivulagam library in Tamil Nadu shows how quickly the allure of cheap, AI‑produced c...
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Is MTN Nigeria Becoming the Most Toxic Corporate Workplace in Nigeria?
When aggressive short-term targets destroy long-term culture: A case study in corporate governance, talent drain, and ex...
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Medication Claim as a Shield: Why Mental‑Health Defences Threaten Anti‑Corruption Efforts
The recent testimony before the Madlanga Commission, where alleged crime kingpin Vusumuzi “Cat” Matlala asserted that he...
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Why the DRC Ebola Crisis is a Wake‑Up Call for Regional Health Security
The latest government figures show the DRC battling over 11,000 confirmed Ebola cases and more than 5,300 deaths, driven...
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EFCC’s $3m haul from Aiteo & Newcross: why it matters for our oil game
The EFCC’s recent recovery is a wake‑up call – the oil giants can’t keep dodging the taxman, wo. After a long‑running pr...
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Why Climate Injustice Threatens Our Love and Community
Greta Thunberg’s arrival at COP31 in Antalya reminded us that the climate crisis is not a distant abstract; it is a dire...
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N800bn T‑Bill splash: DMO dey chase cash, but investors fit feel the pinch
My take be say the DMO's massive N800 billion Treasury Bill offering na bold move wey fit backfire if dem continue the s...
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Gang Violence in Cape Town Mirrors Nigeria's Security Crisis
The recent shooting in Grassy Park, where three men aged 22‑39 were killed and another wounded, is a stark reminder that...
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Harare’s demolition saga: why legal paperwork isn’t enough to protect homeowners
The Harare council’s latest bulldozing spree shows that a signed allocation letter is no shield against state power. Res...
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Why the Licence Fee Freeze is a Mirage for Nigerian Broadcasters
The Federal Government’s decision to halt all broadcast licence fee reviews is a short‑term band‑aid, not a real solutio...
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Why the Trump‑Huang saga shows how personal affairs can ripple into geopolitics
I dey look this whole drama wey involve President Trump, the FBI, and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and I feel say e dey show...
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Dangote Cement’s Solo Show: Is the Market Rally Just a One‑Man Band?
Sure guy, the NGX just strutted a 1.44% gain on November 9, but the applause is really for one heavyweight – Dangote Cem...
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