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Opinion
Nigeria’s fiscal policy: Taxing, borrowing, but not building
By Blaise Udunze In today’s Nigeria, one uncomfortable truth has become glaring that the fiscal authority collects, but it does not build. It...
The trouble with Nigeria’s healthcare system
By Michael Owhoko, Ph.DThe quality of a country’s healthcare system is a mirror image of its leaders’ commitment to citizens’ health. Countries like...
Nigeria’s Banking Woes: How One South African Bank Outvalues an Entire Industry
By Blaise Udunze It is a sobering reality that one South African bank, Standard Bank Group, has a market capitalisation of roughly ZAR...
CBN eyes rate cut: What lower borrowing costs could mean for SMEs, households
As the Central Bank of Nigeria’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meets on Monday, anticipation is running high. For the first time in nearly...
Leadership on the Edge: Dr. Brian Reuben Charts a Bold Course for Navigating Global Uncertainty
In a world where volatility has become the new normal and yesterday’s strategies seem ill-suited for today’s disruptions, Dr. Brian Reuben has emerged...
Privatizing Sovereignty: Why the Erosion of State Authority Demands Urgent Global Attention
In a world where sovereign borders remain intact but power quietly slips through their fingers, a new reality is emerging—one that could reshape...
Why gratitude should be a daily practice
Dear Destiny Friends,Gratitude is the one of the best currencies on planet earth, especially when properly utilized. Gratitude is just being grateful and...
Behind the name “Natasha”
By Chioma Obinagwam At its core, “Natasha” signifies a connection to life and renewal. The name’s association with Christmas—a time of hope and...
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Is Nigeria economically broke? Challenges and opportunities in Africa’s largest economy
By Blaise Udunze Is Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy, economically broke? It is a question no patriotic citizen wants to confront, yet one that...
The power of discriminating grace
By Chioma ObinagwamEver wondered why some people are more favoured over others? It is the power of discriminating grace.This was the resounding message...