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Educational Series: Should retailers shift their focus to essential items since the unemployment rate is on the increase?

The argument that the market for luxury goods are on the decline and that retailers should shift their focus to essential items  is flawed...
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Dangote Proposed Paying Sacked Workers Five Years’ Salary to Head Off Sabotage Allegations

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India-China to Resume Direct Flights: A Sign of Thaw, But Not Return to Normalcy

After more than five years, India and China have agreed to resume direct passenger flights starting late October 2025, marking a measured yet significant...
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Nigeria’s Central Bank Cuts Rate for the First Time Since 2020: What It Means for Inflation, Investment, and the Naira

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Educational Series: Should retailers shift their focus to essential items since the unemployment rate is on the increase?

The argument that the market for luxury goods are on the decline and that retailers should shift their focus to essential items  is flawed...

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Educational Series: Should retailers shift their focus to essential items since the unemployment rate is on the increase?

The argument that the market for luxury goods are on the decline and that retailers should shift their focus to essential items  is flawed...

Dangote Proposed Paying Sacked Workers Five Years’ Salary to Head Off Sabotage Allegations

In a dramatic turn during the protracted standoff with PENGASSAN, sources say Dangote Petroleum Refinery presented an extraordinary offer to settle the dispute. The...

India-China to Resume Direct Flights: A Sign of Thaw, But Not Return to Normalcy

After more than five years, India and China have agreed to resume direct passenger flights starting late October 2025, marking a measured yet significant...
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Educational Series: Should retailers shift their focus to essential items since the unemployment rate is on the increase?

Emmanuel Nwonu -
The argument that the market for luxury goods are on the decline and that retailers should shift their focus to essential items  is flawed...

Dangote Proposed Paying Sacked Workers Five Years’ Salary to Head Off Sabotage Allegations

Samuel Aina -
In a dramatic turn during the protracted standoff with PENGASSAN, sources say Dangote Petroleum Refinery presented an extraordinary offer to settle the dispute. The...

India-China to Resume Direct Flights: A Sign of Thaw, But Not Return to Normalcy

Emmanuel Nwonu -
After more than five years, India and China have agreed to resume direct passenger flights starting late October 2025, marking a measured yet significant...

Nigeria’s Central Bank Cuts Rate for the First Time Since 2020: What It Means for Inflation, Investment, and the Naira

Emmanuel Nwonu -
In a landmark move, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on September 23, 2025 announced a 50 basis point cut in its benchmark Monetary...

“Let’s Build Factories” and 5 Takeways From Tinubu’s Speech on Nigeria’s 65th Independence

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Marking Nigeria’s 65th Independence anniversary, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu delivered a speech that blended hard economic realities with hopeful projections, urging Nigerians to take...

Wikipedia on X: Tucker Carlson, Sanger’s Claims, and Musk’s “Grokipedia” Challenge — What it Means for Truth Online

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This week’s scramble around Wikipedia — a combative Tucker Carlson interview with Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger and Elon Musk’s announcement that xAI will build...

Tragedy in Zamfara: Gold Mine Collapse Exposes Nigeria’s Weak Mining Governance

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At least 100 people are feared dead following the collapse of an artisanal gold mine in Zamfara State, northwest Nigeria. The tragedy has once...

Nigeria’s Oil Union Halts Gas Supply to Dangote Refinery: Labor, National Interest, and Fragile Industrial Relations

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Nigeria’s oil and gas industry, long at the center of both hope and frustration, is facing another test. The Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior...

Dangote Fires back at PENGASSAN’s ‘Lawless Directive’, Calls Move Economic Sabotage Against Nigerians

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Nigeria’s biggest industrial player, Dangote Petroleum Refinery, has described as “brazen, lawless and criminal” the directive issued by the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior...

Heightened Tension as PENGASSAN Orders Gas Cut to Dangote Refinery Over Mass Sackings

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A fresh wave of industrial unrest has swept through Nigeria’s energy sector as the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, PENGASSAN,...

Mahama at the UN and on Nasdaq: A Dual Performance — PR, Policy, and the Politics of Image for Ghana

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John Dramani Mahama arrived in New York this week with twin stages: a policy pitch at the United Nations General Assembly and a high-visibility...

Barely 24 Hours, Electricity Workers Suspend Industrial Struggle, After Devastating Nationwide Blackout

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Barely 24 hours, the electricity workers under the umbrella of the National Union of Electricity Employees (NUEE), and the Senior Staff Association of Electricity...
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