The Missing Middle of Productive Use of Energy: Why Electricity Access Is Not the Same as Economic Power
By Time Nigeria
6 Mins read
By Chidi Nwafor The transformer is energised on a Tuesday morning. Engineers make a final check, close the switch, and the…
The Media and Government: A Legal Framework for Collaboration in Economic Survival
By Time Nigeria
3 Mins read
By Mahmud Abdulraheem Esq. Nigeria’s economy is under pressure. Subsidy removal, inflation, insecurity and falling incomes have tested both governance and…
Senator George Akume: The Early Believer in Asiwaju and Steadfast Driver of the Renewed Hope Agenda
By Time Nigeria
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In a nation where the quest for accountable leadership remains central to public discourse, Senator George Akume, CON, Secretary to the Government…
Pharm. Melody Okereke Nigeria does not lack knowledge about HIV. Over the years, researchers and healthcare professionals have generated strong evidence…
The Invisible Cost: Why Nigeria Must Protect Women’s Dignity in the Digital Age
By Time Nigeria
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By Ogunmola Muizat A woman posts a graduation photo online. Another shares a professional headshot while applying for jobs. Someone else…
By Abdulbasit Ajumobi For years, Nigeria’s pharmaceutical conversation has largely focused on access. How can more medicines be made available? How…
By Chidi Nwafor In a glass-walled boardroom in Washington, an investment committee at a multilateral development bank works through its quarterly…
By Taiwo Adisa, PhD When President Bola Ahmed Tinubu approved the sum of N70,000 as the new national minimum wage for…
The Missing Middle Beyond Energy: Why Infrastructure Doesn't Fail Because of Technology
By Time Nigeria
6 Mins read
By Chidi Nwafor Before bridges rise across rivers or railways disappear beneath cities, there is a quieter story that almost no…
