Category: Column

|By  Adejumo Adekunle   Rest, as they say, is for the dead and as it turns out, so might REST be, at least as the unchallenged backbone of secure mobile…

|By Adeola Olaniyi Three years ago, a handful of practitioners, ignored at the time, told Nigeria’s fintech and healthtech industries that their growth models were built on a trust deficit…

|Adejumo Adekunle Comparing the opening of a world-class creative festival to a healthcare conference in Nigeria might seem like a stretch until you have sat in the hall at the…

Prominent social commentator, Charles Awuzie, has stirred fresh debate about activist-turned-politician, Deji Adeyanju, describing him as “smart, strategic and deeply political,” while urging Nigerians not to overlook serious allegations from…

|Kabir Adeyemo There is a growing unease in Nigeria’s digital space, and few have captured it as sharply as tech lawyer, Kabir Adeyemo, who warns that the speed of artificial…

Nigeria has recently witnessed a surprising decline in the prices of staple foods—a significant shift in a country where price increases are often considered irreversible. Across the nation, from the…

  The hardest thing in the world to understand is the income tax” says Albert Einstein. That was the case with the Tax Reform Bills in Nigeria until it got…

|By Daniel Ojo Clicks now speak louder than conscience. In the race to optimize engagement, product design increasingly answers to dashboards, not users and ethics struggles to keep up. Data-driven…

|By Chinwendu Nwani Agriculture employs 36 percent of Nigeria’s workforce and contributes 24 percent of GDP. Agricultural finance has never exceeded 4 percent of total bank lending. The reason is…

By| Adejumo Adekunle-   In the New Testament, Philippians 2:10 declares, “that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the earth.”…