A formal letter to Nigeria's Secretary to the Government of the Federation argues that the introduction of state police must be accompanied by constitutional reforms that insulate critical institutions from executive interference. Drawing on South Africa's constitutional model, the author proposes that institutions like the police, INEC, and anti-corruption agencies should derive their independence directly from the Constitution, with security of tenure, guaranteed funding, and accountability to legislative

Easter is over, harmattan sunshine is unrelenting in Accra and springtime is looming (sort of) in London. The new season comes with its share of challenges but all is not lost. There have definitely been bright spots as this month's editorial will attest. Happy reading.

As we enter 2024, the global economic landscape remains dynamic and uncertain. Economies worldwide grapple with the negative impact of inflation...

President Muhammadu Buhari provided a sneak peek into Nigeria's fiscal direction for 2019 on Wednesday, 19 December 2018, as he presented the 2019 Budget of the Federal Government of Nigeria ...

Following the approval of the 2021 – 2023 Medium-Term Expenditure Framework and Fiscal Strategy Paper, President Buhari has presented the ...

The scorecard shows an overall result of 70% completion of targeted reforms.

Nigeria is Africa's largest economy, the sixth largest population in the world, and a good country to invest in.

The Nigerian Mining Industry is positioning itself as a key driver of economic diversification through strategic reforms and partnerships. The Federal Government's Seven-Point Agenda...

As the global focus shifts towards sustainability financing and investment, future proofing finance has become a critical component of the financial sector.

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has finally adopted a free float of the naira policy. These directives imply that the government or monetary authority e.g. CBN no longer determines...

As the investment landscape evolves, the shift toward patient capital and alternative assets has become a defining strategy for institutional stability and intergenerational wealth preservation.

Nigeria ranks as the 15th largest oil producer globally and the leading producer on the African continent. It also holds the largest proven natural gas reserves in Africa.

The Nigerian economy has been growing at an impressive average 7% per annum over the last five years and it is clear that size matters.

In taking a significant step towards the development of the Nigeria's power sector, the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission ("NERC") by an order cited as the Order on the Establishment...

The renewed interest in gas is indeed commendable given that Nigeria has the 9th largest gas reserves in the world.

The National Digital Economy and E - Governance Bill, 2024 (the "Bill") is a major step toward building a stronger and more unified digital economy in Nigeria.

This Stakeholders' Report reviews key legal, regulatory, and policy developments in Nigeria's transportation sector during 2025. The period was characterised by heightened regulatory intervention, fiscal restructuring...

Though the current recession has impacted negatively on Nigeria's automotive sector leading to a very slow growth scenario...