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By Chido Onumah The Federal Government is strengthening the connection between national security and food security through the AgriShield Initiative, led by the National Counter Terrorism Centre in the Office of the National Security Adviser, in partnership with TAG International. The Borno State pilot focuses on a concern that reaches every Nigerian household: farmers Continue Reading
Business Economy
…Charge young leaders to take control of continent’s narrative …Oramah: Dangote Refinery helping Africa ‘take back its mind’ …Amina Mohammed: Stop acting as recipients, start shaping global power By The Insight Aliko Dangote, Africa’s Industrial Pathfinder, and other prominent African leaders have challenged a new generation Continue Reading
Business Economy
Nigeria’s 28 Million-Unit Housing Deficit Emerges as a Major Driver of Property Investment, While Africa’s $17.6 Trillion Market Grows Nearly Twice as Fast as the Global Average Key Points: Nigeria leads Africa with $2.6 trillion real estate market, ahead of Egypt and South Africa. Africa’s property market growing at 5.58%, nearly double global 2.69% Continue Reading
Economy News
By Clement Omanibe, Abuja The Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) and the National Assembly have reiterated their commitments to supporting the complementary roles of electricity regulators. This is with a view to ensuring effective transition to a multi-tier Nigerian electricity market. They expressed the commitment at a workshop in Abuja on ‘Legal, Policy and Continue Reading
Economy Investigations
By The Insight Team The Federal Ministry of Information and National Orientation has earmarked ₦9.49 billion in its 2026 budget for road construction, health centres, boreholes, food distribution, empowerment programmes, classrooms, transformers and other constituency-style projects that appear unrelated to its statutory mandate of public information management, Continue Reading
Economy Opinions
By Chioma Bright-Uhara, Deputy Director of Communications, Aig-Imoukhuede Foundation   I did not grow up planning to care about public service. My parents were public servants, and while I watched them show up for their careers with dedication, that path simply did not feel like mine. When I was thinking about my future, other options […]Continue Reading