Leaders
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SEYI MAKINDE : A Governor Without Conscience
Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State has chosen the wrong season to play victim. In the middle of a national…
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Demola Adeleke Goes For Blackmail As Fears of the Election Reality Unfold
“Mr President, the political crisis of 1983 may repeat itself again… I am the governor here not any other person……
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Otedola at 25.87%: A Flashback to Otudeko and the Governance Ghosts at First HoldCo
Femi Otedola’s latest N222.2 billion buy, taking him to 11.76 billion shares or 25.87% of First HoldCo, feels like déjà…
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Jim Ovia and the Power of Thinking Differently
Some leaders build banks. Others rebuild the way an entire industry thinks. Jim Ovia did the second. Long before “disruption”…
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Osun 2026: Beyond Spectacle, Voters Back AMBO for Change
The race for the Osun governorship election slated for August 16, 2026 is gathering momentum fast, and the air is…
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Obasanjo to Osoba: “That Was Above Your Head” — A President Rewrites the Story of 2003
When former President Olusegun Obasanjo sat down on July 23, 2026 to reply to Chief Olusegun Osoba, he did not…
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Election Money: The Boom We See, and the Bargain We Don’t
Every election season in Nigeria feels like the economy suddenly wakes up. Buses are chartered, hotels are fully booked, printers…
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Otedola Doubles Down: What a 22% Stake Means for First HoldCo’s Next Chapter
Olufemi Otedola is not trimming risk. He’s increasing it. On July 22, 2026, Calvados Global Services Limited, a company linked…
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The Power of the Banner Brand: How Dangote Group Is Winning on Synergy
A great brand does not guarantee that every new product will succeed. But it decides how fast a good product…
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Disinflation Regains a Foothold in June 2026, But Food Reasserts Itself: Implications for Policy and Outlook
After three months of small increases, Nigeria’s inflation rate finally dipped in June 2026. Headline inflation eased marginally to 15.91%…
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