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...the government must be prepared to sell off underperforming DISCOs to GENCOs. In turn, these GENCOs should be ready and financially capable of acquiring transmission infrastructure…
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If President Tinubu remains steadfast in his reforms, especially when the four (4) tax reform bills receiving attention at the National Assembly, NASS finally get passed into law,…
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The changes unfolding in global trade could open up unprecedented opportunities for Africa. If the continent plays its cards right, it could emerge as a major beneficiary of the…
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President Trump has, from the get-go, been upfront about his intentions to, if elected president, embark on sweeping changes that will have a profound effect on the affairs of the…
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Banks have increasingly realised that CSR alone is not enough to earn public trust. It’s not just about supporting communities but also about visibly engaging with them—a principle…
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The success of the Dangote Foundation’s initiative demonstrates that planning and professionalism are non-negotiable in philanthropy. As such, this discourse aims to advocate for…
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Looking ahead, 2025 holds promise for economic recovery and sociopolitical stability, provided Tinubu remains committed to his reform agenda and he woos and receives more support from…
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Kemi Badenoch is the least of Nigeria’s problems right now. Our leaders should try to excite Nigerians with the seemingly good news that the ice is thawing concerning the…
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As President-elect Donald Trump rightly described, Mr. Massad Boulos is a “deal-maker,” a characterization grounded in fact. His proven ability to negotiate and execute complex…
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...if the tax reform bills are passed, they could have a multiplier effect on Nigeria’s development, particularly by addressing the insecurity that hampers businesses across the…
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