Tag: Elvis Eromosele

Step outside your home in Lagos, Kano, or Port Harcourt, and walk twenty meters. Under a frayed umbrella, seated on ...

For over a decade, Nigeria has been locked in a gruelling war of attrition. From the blood-soaked plains of the ...

“The Stone Age did not end because the world ran out of stones, and the Oil Age will not end ...

Nigeria’s push to strengthen digital trust has taken a new turn as the House of Representatives urges the Nigerian Communications ...

Across Lagos, the evidence is visible and increasingly troubling. Overflowing bins dot residential streets; refuse heaps encroach on walkways; and ...

Lagos does not wake up smelling foul. It is made to. On a recent drive past a popular bus stop, ...

Phenomenal is one word that has been used to describe the growth of the Nigerian telecom sector. The rise from ...

At the end of July 2025, the world was shocked to learn that 169 people, including 93 children, had died ...

In the first quarter of 2025, a curious paradox is playing out across Nigeria’s economic landscape. Discerning observers will notice ...

Doing business in Nigeria is tough. While we say this all the time, nothing makes it more real than the ...

Economists say inflation is a persistent rise in prices. It happens when there's too much money chasing too few goods. Inflation in ...

The financial sector is the backbone of any economy, driving transactions, investment, and growth. In Nigeria, the financial sector is under ...

In Nigeria, tankers carrying petroleum products are a common sight on the nation’s highways. These massive vehicles, often loaded with ...

I had the opportunity to visit a number of Nigerian cities in recent weeks, from Lagos to Bayelsa, through Benin, ...

Humans are naturally biased. This makes changing someone’s mind a challenge. This also explains why marketing—attracting customers to generate revenue—is ...