Month: July 2026
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Understanding Nigeria’s Tax Reform: A Guide for Citizens and Businesses
An exploration of Nigeria's recent tax reforms, designed to help everyday citizens and business owners understand their obligations and the broader implications for the economy.
Canadian Open officials urge calendar reform following Sinner and Djokovic withdrawals
Canadian Open director Valerie Tetreault is advocating for schedule adjustments following the withdrawals of Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic, highlighting the growing tension between player health and a packed professional calendar.
Sam Amadi calls for military leadership accountability amidst rising insecurity
Sam Amadi argues that enlarging the military is insufficient to solve Nigeria's insecurity and calls for accountability among military leaders to address corruption and strategy failures.
Seyi Awolowo Urges Nigeria to Move Beyond Subsistence Thinking in Education
Seyi Awolowo argues that Nigeria’s education system should prioritize innovation and artificial intelligence over the current focus on petty trade and subsistence-level survival.
Concerns grow in Cameroon as President Paul Biya remains abroad for 48 days
President Paul Biya's 48-day absence in Switzerland has ignited fears of an institutional vacuum in Cameroon, prompting opposition demands for clarity amid ongoing government delays and succession uncertainty.
INEC Sets July 26 Deadline for Final Voter Registration
The Independent National Electoral Commission has warned Nigerians to finish their voter registration by July 26, 2026, ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Nigerian Army Prevents Terrorist Attack by Neutralizing IED in Borno
Nigerian Army troops successfully recovered a buried IED in Borno State's Guzamala region, preventing a potential attack during a vehicle recovery mission.
The Disconnect Between Nigeria’s National Identity Claims and Public Reality
Despite the NIMC's declaration that Nigeria's digital identity system is fully integrated, citizens and experts highlight persistent bureaucracy, redundant data collection, and significant data discrepancies.
Young wanderers: Footballers who became well-traveled before their primes
A look at football players who have represented a high number of clubs before reaching the age of 23, including Jhon Duran and several notable predecessors.
Houthi rebels report missile strike on Saudi Arabia amid intensifying hostilities
Houthi rebels have claimed a missile attack on Saudi Arabia following reciprocal strikes in the Red Sea, marking a dangerous expansion of the regional conflict.