Ranching: Path to food security Ranching IN the face of evolving agricultural challenges and the increasing demand for food, Nigeria stands at a critical juncture where strategic investments can transform its agriculture landscape. Ranching is a co

Tinubu’s worrisome clampdown on the media President Bola Tinubu THESE are difficult times for journalists. On Tuesday, Dayo Aiyetan, Executive Director of the International Centre for Investigative Journalism, and Nurudeen Akewushola, a reporter,

National Anthem: Call for a return to true federalism President Bola Tinubu AS envisaged, the reintroduction of the old national anthem –‘Nigeria, We Hail Thee’–, 46 years after it was dropped for ‘Arise O Compatriots’ by the Bola Tinub

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Cybersecurity levy is one tax too many President Bola Tinubu NIGERIANS woke up to economic terror on Monday. That day, the Central Bank of Nigeria directed banks to impose a cybersecurity levy of 0.5 per cent on electronic banking transactions. It