Investment thrives on stability. When people—especially those in the diaspora—bring their hard-earned money back home, they’re betting on Nigeria’s future. But what happens when the government itself turns that bet into a losing game? That’s the predicament Nigerian investors in the U.S. are facing. After putting $250 million investing into the planned Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway...
Author: Niola (Tomi Bakare)
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The Alarming Decline of Human Intelligence; Are We Doomed?
It might feel like our minds aren’t as sharp as they once were. In this digital era, many are questioning whether our cognitive skills; our ability to concentrate, reason, and solve problems, are slowly slipping away. And while it may seem like a dramatic claim, there’s a growing body of research suggesting that our way...
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The Power Struggle in Rivers State: The Truth You Need to Know
If you have been seeing headlines about Rivers State but have no idea what is going on because those explaining are making it seem so complicated with political jargon, don’t worry. I’ve got you. This is not just another political story; it’s full-on drama, like a Nollywood series with plot twists every episode. So, let’s...
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Forget Yahoo Boys! The Real Scammers Are Inside Lagos Airports
Lagos airports have become hotspots for corruption and illegal businesses, creating a dangerous environment for travelers. From ticket racketeering to the sale of fake yellow cards, passengers constantly find themselves caught in a system designed to exploit them. Despite efforts by airlines and the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) to curb these illegal activities,...
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NYSC Won’t Increase Allowance, But They’ll Find Time to Silence You
Apparently, you can’t be broke and have an opinion in Nigeria. At least, that’s the lesson Ushie Rita Uguamaye,also known as Raye, a Lagos-based NYSC corps member, is learning after posting a TikTok video criticizing the government. Her crime? Stating the obvious; times are tough, and the cost of living is out of control. But...
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Inside Lagos’ Ultimate Food Scene: Where To Dine Like a VIP
Lagos isn’t just Nigeria’s commercial powerhouse—it’s the city where big deals are signed, dreams are built, and luxury is a way of life. And nowhere captures this blend of ambition and indulgence quite like Victoria Island. Here, high-rise buildings house Nigeria’s top banks and global corporations, but when the sun sets, the real magic happens—this...
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Obasanjo Blasts Lagos-Calabar Highway: Nigeria’s Most Expensive Mistake?
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has never been one to hold back, and even at 88, he’s still calling out what he sees as reckless governance. This time, his target is the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway—a jaw-dropping N15 trillion project that has left many Nigerians wondering: Is this a visionary leap or just another highway to nowhere?...
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Wait, Tems Owns a Football Club Now? Here’s What You Need to Know!
Nigerian music superstar Tems is proving that her influence extends far beyond the studio. Fresh off her second Grammy win, the Lagos-born artist is making waves in the sports world, joining San Diego FC (SDFC) as a Club Partner. This historic move positions her among an elite group of creatives and entrepreneurs investing in the...
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MTN & Airtel Losing Customers Fast; Is Starlink to Blame?
In January 2025, over 8,000 Nigerian telecom subscribers ditched their providers for better options, according to the NCC. That’s a 190% spike in mobile number portability from December, signaling growing frustration with poor service and unstable pricing. But this isn’t just about 9mobile losing 6,716 users or MTN gaining 5,551—it’s a full-blown telecom war. And...
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Accelerate Action: We Can’t Wait Five More Generations for Gender Equality!
Could you imagine a little girl born today will not see full gender equality in her lifetime? Her daughter will not either. In fact, at the current rate of progress, it will take until the year 2158, five generations from now, to close the gap. That is unacceptable. This is why International Women’s Day 2025...
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