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OPINION: Burutu And The Unhidden Treasures Of The Niger Delta Blue Economy

The blue economy can provide an alternative revenue source to oil for the Niger Delta and Nigeria. As we began our journey back to Warri, I was quietly reflecting on what we need to do to – as a region and country.

Police Nab Suspected Armed Robber in Akwa Ibom

The Akwa Ibom State Police Command has arrested a suspected armed robber, Ini Mfon, and recovered two locally made pistols and two machetes.

AfricaGTC, Dutch Energy Firm Set to Capture, Deploy Nigeria’s Flared Gas

Africa Gas Transport Company Limited (AfricaGTC), backed by Dutch clean-energy company, Energy Ventures B.V., is set to harness flared gas in Nigeria, which has long posed environmental and economic challenges, into a useful resource.

The 183-Day Lie: Why Flying Abroad Won’t Stop the Taxman from Catching You

For years, many high-earning remote workers, tech professionals, international consultants, and big-time executives in Nigeria lived by one simple tax rule: the "183-day game."

THEWILL EDITORIAL: That Auditor-General Report

The recent report for the outgoing financial year by the Auditor-General of the Federation, Mr. Shaakaa Chira, has not only exposed the high level of impunity and audacity of ministries and agencies when it comes to financial corruption but also the apparent helplessness, if not complicity, by the government itself.

Does Nigeria Have a People Problem?

Nigeria is often described, casually and sometimes cruelly, as having a “people’s problem.” The phrase is usually invoked to explain everything from poor governance and low productivity to corruption and social disorder. But this framing is misleading. Nigeria’s challenge is not a failure of individual Nigerians.

OPINION: Anambra Debt: Beyond the Politics of Numbers

The document circulated as the 2014 “Anambra State Handover Report” is itself revealing. The financial section is expressly described as a summary of the full financial statement.

Over 260,000 Students to Experience Nestles’ Campus Storm 2026

More than 260,000 students across 13 universities in Nigeria are set to experience the NESCAFÉ Campus Storm 2026, as NESCAFÉ takes its “My Coffee, My Vibe” campaign directly to university campuses, creating experiences that shape campus life.

THEWILL EDITORIAL: Nigeria’s Roads are Becoming Economic Traps

Across Nigeria, the nation’s major highways are increasingly becoming economic traps. Some highways are among the routes that have repeatedly subjected motorists, passengers and businesses to debilitating congestion, accidents and prolonged delays.

OPINION: Transactional Politics: The Donkey and the Rider Phenomenon

Politics has its ways and every country has its own peculiarities. Being a politician demands tactfulness and smart decision-making to excel in whatever environment one finds oneself in.

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