Month: July 2026
7702 posts
The Overlooked Superpower of Effective Communication
Ruth Oji explores why the ability to communicate with conviction is an underrated superpower that can fundamentally accelerate one's career and lead to profound personal growth.
Why Lagos Corporate Leaders Favor Kadri Obafemi Hamzat for the 2027 Gubernatorial Race
As the 2027 Lagos gubernatorial election approaches, Nigeria's private sector is aligning with Deputy Governor Dr. Kadri Obafemi Hamzat, citing his blend of technocratic expertise, commitment to infrastructure, and history of fostering public-private partnerships.
Houthis report tanker attacks as US escalates strikes on Iran
Yemen's Houthis claim to have targeted two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea, while the US continues a series of military strikes against Iran and the Strait of Hormuz remains heavily disrupted.
Prime Minister Burnham Halts Early Prison Releases Amid Public Outcry
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has suspended an early prisoner release plan after the widow of the late PC Andrew Harper publicly denounced the potential freedom of her husband's killers.
The Sham Agency: President Tinubu’s Administration Faces Claims of Moral Decay and Impunity
Olu Fasan critiques President Tinubu's administration for fostering an environment of impunity and moral inconsistency, highlighted by the rise of a 'fake' government agency and persistent concerns over conflicts of interest.
Following the Orire Rescue, What is the Path Forward?
The successful rescue at Orire proves that the Nigerian military can defeat banditry when supported by strong political will, but long-term peace requires tackling radicalization, government transparency, and systemic injustice.
Accelerating Nigeria’s National Identity Initiative
Nigeria is pushing to finalize its long-delayed national identity registration project to improve governance, security, and the accuracy of population data.
The UK’s Prolonged Uncertainty Regarding E-Scooter Regulation
Despite years of government-led trials, the UK remains caught in a regulatory deadlock over whether to fully legalize and govern the use of both rental and private e-scooters.
New findings suggest majority of England’s sewage spills may be illegal
New analysis suggests that over 80% of sewage spills in England occurred during normal weather, potentially violating environmental laws.
NHS in England to Provide Life-Changing MS Drug Fampridine
A medication that aids walking for multiple sclerosis patients is now available via the NHS in England, potentially benefiting 5,000 people annually.