Opinion

Why Nigeria Must Rethink Its Sports Infrastructure – Mitchell Obi

Nigeria has approximately 26 stadiums. Four belong to the federal government. The rest are scattered across the states. They were…

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Uber’s Exit from Nigeria, Uganda: Can Africa’s Ride-Hailing Market Actually Work?

Uber’s decision to end ride-hailing operations in Nigeria and Uganda on September 2, 2026, is more than a company leaving…

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Oyinkansola Badejo-Okusanya: The Architect Raising the Bar at the NBA

On Friday, August 28, 2026, in Port Harcourt, Oyinkansola Badejo-Okusanya, SAN, took the oath of office as the 33rd President…

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Africa’s Newest Unicorn: Moove’s $2.1 Billion Valuation Signals Shift from Fintech to Infrastructure

For over a decade, the archetype of a successful African technology story was almost exclusively digital. From payment gateways to…

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86th Minute: The Winning Mentality Deficit That Keeps Costing African Football at the FIFA World Cup

For 85 minutes on Wednesday, July 1, in the heart of Seattle Stadium at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Belgium…

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‘Africa Doesn’t Have a Leadership Deficit. It Has a Leadership-Narrative Deficit”

By Oti Egwu There is a story the world tells about Africa, and you know it before I describe it.…

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Visa-Free Africa: How Open Borders Could Transform the Continent’s Tourism Economy

Imagine a future where travellers can move seamlessly between Lagos, Accra, Kigali, Nairobi, Dakar, Cape Town, Zanzibar, Cairo, and Casablanca…

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FIFA 2026: From Waka Waka to Wavin’ Flag, Six Iconic World Cup Songs

When FIFA confirmed that Shakira would return with Burna Boy for the 2026 World Cup anthem “Dai Dai,” it struck…

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Otedola, FirstBank and the Real Story of Governance

For a 132-year-old institution that has undergone multiple transformations since its establishment in 1894; the heart of its operations, as…

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Behind The Scenes: Nollywood, the AMVCA, and Africa’s Cultural Moment

The stars came, as they always do. But this year, what they represented mattered more than how they shone. The…

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