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Nigeria’s Type Of Labour Party

By Tonnie Iredia The name ‘Labour Party’ is usually adopted by political parties across the globe, that are linked more to democratic socialism. Such parties are traditionally allied with trade unions, labour movements or progressive alliances. Labour Parties are quite popular in strong democracies such as the UK where it has produced outstanding government leaders…

Tinubu, he who dares, wins

By Abdul Oroh Tai Solarin, the famous educationist was in the habit of encouraging students of his school- May Flower School Ikenne, Ogun State to follow the most difficult path to achieve success. As he was wont to counsel them, the most difficult road is not only the safest but it toughens the traveller and…

5 cities in southeast Asia where you can live like a king for less than $2,000 monthly

Southeast Asia is a region known for its rich culture, stunning landscapes, and, importantly, its affordable cost of living. For those looking to stretch their dollars while enjoying a high quality of life, several cities in this part of the world offer the perfect balance of comfort, adventure, and affordability. In this article, we explore…

Meet the 10 richest women in the world in 2025

The landscape of global wealth is constantly shifting, but one thing remains clear: women are making major waves. From tech and finance to shipping and steel, these billionaires have not only inherited legacies but have expanded them — or built their fortunes entirely from the ground up. In 2025, the ten richest women in the…

Ranked: Daily Incomes of the Richest and Poorest in 25 Countries

Key Takeaways The richest 10% of Americans on average earn more daily ($156 per person) than similar groups worldwide. They also make nearly 7x than the bottom 10% of Americans. Yet, the bottom 10% in the U.S. earn more than the top 10% in many countries, including Indonesia, Egypt, and India. There are many ways to compare countries economically,…

Ayo Olukanni: The People’s Ambassador, steps forward

By Owei Lakemfa I was a teenager when I first met Ayoola Lawrence Oluwole Olukanni, one of the most politically conscious, perceptive, charismatic and efficient African ambassadors I have ever known. I had joined a radical student organisation, the Alliance of Progressive Students, ALPS in the then University of Ife, now Obafemi Awolowo University, OAU.…

Beyond Tariffs: Unlocking the $20 Trillion U.S. Market for Nigerian Entrepreneurs

By Titus Olowokere In the grand tapestry of global commerce, the United States stands as a colossus—a $20 trillion marketplace of boundless opportunity, its vast consumer base an alluring siren call to astute entrepreneurs worldwide. Yet, the specter of Trump-era trade tariffs, recently unfurled with a hypothetical 14% levy on Nigerian exports, casts a shadow…

“The Impact of AI on Education and the Future of Work”

By Sonny Iroche The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming various aspects of life, especially in education and the workplace. The integration of AI tools into educational processes, such as writing and research, shows how much these technologies have become essential. With AI writing assistants like ChatGPT, Grok, Claude, and others, many individuals…

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Nigeria’s Type Of Labour Party

By Tonnie Iredia The name ‘Labour Party’ is usually adopted by political parties across the globe, that are linked more to democratic socialism. Such parties are traditionally allied with trade unions, labour movements or progressive alliances. Labour Parties are quite popular in strong democracies such as the UK where it has produced outstanding government leaders…

Tinubu, he who dares, wins

By Abdul Oroh Tai Solarin, the famous educationist was in the habit of encouraging students of his school- May Flower School Ikenne, Ogun State to follow the most difficult path to achieve success. As he was wont to counsel them, the most difficult road is not only the safest but it toughens the traveller and…

5 cities in southeast Asia where you can live like a king for less than $2,000 monthly

Southeast Asia is a region known for its rich culture, stunning landscapes, and, importantly, its affordable cost of living. For those looking to stretch their dollars while enjoying a high quality of life, several cities in this part of the world offer the perfect balance of comfort, adventure, and affordability. In this article, we explore…

Meet the 10 richest women in the world in 2025

The landscape of global wealth is constantly shifting, but one thing remains clear: women are making major waves. From tech and finance to shipping and steel, these billionaires have not only inherited legacies but have expanded them — or built their fortunes entirely from the ground up. In 2025, the ten richest women in the…

Ranked: Daily Incomes of the Richest and Poorest in 25 Countries

Key Takeaways The richest 10% of Americans on average earn more daily ($156 per person) than similar groups worldwide. They also make nearly 7x than the bottom 10% of Americans. Yet, the bottom 10% in the U.S. earn more than the top 10% in many countries, including Indonesia, Egypt, and India. There are many ways to compare countries economically,…

Ayo Olukanni: The People’s Ambassador, steps forward

By Owei Lakemfa I was a teenager when I first met Ayoola Lawrence Oluwole Olukanni, one of the most politically conscious, perceptive, charismatic and efficient African ambassadors I have ever known. I had joined a radical student organisation, the Alliance of Progressive Students, ALPS in the then University of Ife, now Obafemi Awolowo University, OAU.…

Beyond Tariffs: Unlocking the $20 Trillion U.S. Market for Nigerian Entrepreneurs

By Titus Olowokere In the grand tapestry of global commerce, the United States stands as a colossus—a $20 trillion marketplace of boundless opportunity, its vast consumer base an alluring siren call to astute entrepreneurs worldwide. Yet, the specter of Trump-era trade tariffs, recently unfurled with a hypothetical 14% levy on Nigerian exports, casts a shadow…

“The Impact of AI on Education and the Future of Work”

By Sonny Iroche The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming various aspects of life, especially in education and the workplace. The integration of AI tools into educational processes, such as writing and research, shows how much these technologies have become essential. With AI writing assistants like ChatGPT, Grok, Claude, and others, many individuals…

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