Israel Ojoko

When I wrote the first part of this piece, it was as if I forecasted what would circulate the news the next day. In that article, I posited that Yahaya Bello, a man who served as Kogi state governor for eight years, cannot be said to be missing. This is after the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) tried in futility to arrest him in Abuja, and subsequently declared him wanted over an allegation of over N80 billion fraud.

I saw photos of a visit by Abia state governor Alex Otti to the family of late CPL Lucky Ikechukwu Ikpeama where he paid condolences to the wife and aged mother of the deceased soldier.

Finally, the supreme court has liberated local government areas (LGAs) in Nigeria and paved the way for real…

I have read many comments and reactions trailing the flood in Maiduguri, the Borno state capital.

There has been remarkable growth in the financial technology (FinTech) sector in recent years.

When Wale Ameen founded MyDatastream, a messaging platform that helps businesses with their communication needs, he did not foresee himself falling victim to a cyber-attack.

The continuous rise in the price of fuel has facilitated the need for an alternative means of powering the transportation sector in Nigeria.

Africa, home to 1.3 billion people, is experiencing a seismic shift in its economic landscape, and entrepreneurship is driving this transformation, fostering innovation, creating jobs, and unlocking opportunities.

The Nigerian banking sector has witnessed a remarkable transformation in recent years, driven by the increasing adoption of digital payment methods and the need for enhanced information technology (IT) infrastructure.

Africa’s $1 billion club has continued to swell with the latest inclusion of Nigerian fintech company, Moniepoint. The…