Interview/Opinion
When will enough be enough for MTN Nigeria?
By Olayiwola Luqman, FCA The history of MTN Nigeria Communications Plc (MTN Nigeria) is replete with controversies and litigation, unlike other players in the telecom sector. Some might argue that MTN’s size naturally attracts its issues. This would, however, be too easy a way out of truly analysing its issues.…
Read More »Like Bobrisky, like Al Capone: the growing culture of selective justice in Nigeria
By Ikem Okuhu Days after Idris “Bobrisky” Okuneye was sentenced to six months in jail for “spraying the naira,” an undated video where the governor of Niger State, Mohammed Umar Bago was throwing money into a delirious crowd while sitting on the roof of a moving vehicle circulated on…
Read More »Rich country, poor people
By Ikem Okuhu The Nigerian oligarchy has significantly progressed its emasculation of Nigerians from anesthetically cutting off the balls to nefariously indiscriminately crushing them with pestles while wearing jaunty smirks on their indifferent faces. It is almost like inflicting pain on the people has become a favourite sport, and this…
Read More »Climate Finance: The Urgency of Climate Action in Nigeria
By Grace Oluchi Mbah Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, is facing a critical challenge: climate change. The country is highly vulnerable to the devastating impacts of a warming planet, including extreme weather events like floods and droughts, rising sea levels, and ecological disruptions. These changes threaten not only…
Read More »Erisco, his Najiko tomato and the limits of “IME AHIA” branding
Opinion By Ikem Okuhu Ime ahia, the Igbo expression that loosely means, “inside the market” but carries a meaning deeper than appears on the surface, is where the old aphorism of “might is right” can be found in its manifest full swing. Ime ahia is where everything happens, and the…
Read More »Stanbic IBTC Bank Nigeria PMI – Recovery gathers pace in January
The recovery in the Nigerian private sector gathered momentum at the start of 2024, with rates of expansion in output and new orders accelerating sharply. Purchasing activity also expanded markedly, but difficulties paying staff meant that the rate of job creation eased, contributing to a rise in backlogs…
Read More »BBC and it’s ludicrous episodes of hatchet job on TB Joshua
By Dare Adejumo The BBC world services investigative unit, code-named ‘Africa eye’ came out this week with weird and strange episodes of atrocities against late Prophet TBJoshua, founder of the Synagogue Church Of All Nations, SCOAN. To investigate and publish or broadcast reports is a central kernel in journalism .…
Read More »Agony: How brands are ‘suffocating’ consumers with rising costs
Godwin Anyebe, Amechi Obiakpu and Adetunji Faleye, take a look at the suffering consumers face due to incessant price hike of goods and services in Nigeria. Consumers around Nigeria face higher prices for a wide variety of everyday purchases, as supply chain problems bedevil markets for all manner of goods,…
Read More »Empowering a sustainable culture
By Amechi Obiakpu Man’s inability to adequately protect the environment has exposed it to degradation. This has become so due to the negative impact on the environment resulting from human actions and in some cases, inactions. According to experts, degradation to the environment occurs as a result of any…
Read More »Anticipating change is what has kept us going – Victor Afolabi, Chief Executive, GDM Group
Victor Gbenga Afolabi is an authority in Nigeria’s experiential marketing landscape, he is also the head of GDM Group, where he sits as the Chief Executive Officer. Recently, he won the Industry Star Award for experiential marketing at The Industry Summit and Awards. In this interview with MediaConsortium Magazine,…
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