Next week in Abuja, health ministers across the continent and the world will gather for an incredibly important high-level meeting focusing on tuberculosis hosted by Health Minister Prof. Muhammad Ali Pate. Nigeria has made important strides in tackling tuberculosis, including…
Artificial intelligence is not just a buzzword; it is a transformative force reshaping education worldwide. In developed countries, AI is revolutionising classrooms, personalising learning, automating administrative tasks, and bridging knowledge gaps. For Nigeria, where resource constraints, large class sizes, and…
God bless the late poet and writer John Pepper Clark for giving Ibadan what has, by far, remained its best description in a literary work. As a student of my Alma Mater, the University of Ibadan (the first and still…
not many people may have heard of Miriam Olusanya. But Ms. Olusanya is currently the Managing Director of GT Bank, a company with a market capitalisation in excess of a trillion Naira and well over three thousand permanent employees. GT…
Nigerian tech professionals face a unique set of challenges that can lead to stress, anxiety, and depression. The demands of the tech industry often mean working under tight deadlines with intense pressure to deliver projects at rapid speeds, leaving little…
Being an excerpt from the Guest Lecture delivered at the 4th Theophilus & Elizabeth Akinyele Foundation Memorial Symposium held at the Theojoy Library, Theo Tower, New Bodija, Ibadan on Thursday, November 21, 2024. Theophilus Adeleke Akinyele, officer of the Order…
Nigeria is on the cusp of transiting from the archaic tax regime that has been retarding its collective prosperity to a progressive alternative that places businesses and people at the core of its general principles. But this transition has elicited…
The Nigerian government’s plan to borrow $2.2 billion to finance the budget deficit has generated significant controversy. As a stakeholder in the country’s economic future, I am eager to contribute to the ongoing debate and to highlight the potential risks…
On March 1, 2017, many Nigerians gawked at their TV sets as they watched the Senate screen 82-year-old Justice Sylvanus Nsofor for an ambassadorial role. At the time, President Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), was nearly two years into his…
Nigerians are widely known for being very opinionated people. We have strong opinions and are generally not shy to express our feelings. As a result, especially to those who are not familiar with our culture, we can sometimes come across…
All Right Reserved Indibudigitals (c) 2023
