Lagos and the macroeconomic cost of unaffordable housing, By Ayodele Adio
...housing affordability in Lagos should be treated as an economic reform issue, not a welfare talking point. A city cannot ...
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Lagos assembly hopeful challenges APC’s housing record, proposes rent caps, supply reforms
He also outlined a legislative agenda focused on easing the cost-of-living burden
Rhodes-Vivour, other Lagos ADC leaders receive defectors in Eti-Osa
Among the defectors was a media entrepreneur and former Youth Party chairmanship aspirant Ayodele Adio who was accompanied by dozens ...
The path to a new imagination, By Ayodele Adio
We have walked the familiar roads, and they have led us here. To keep walking that path is a betrayal ...
Why Nigeria cannot afford to roll back digital lending reforms, By Ayodele Adio
Unfortunately, pausing DEON 2025 will send the wrong signal to consumers, startups and investors. The message is that rules are ...
Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour and the power of cultural legitimacy, By Ayodele Adio
From derision to distinction, from propaganda target to cultural icon, Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour’s story is no longer about defending identity. It ...
Reputation is everything, By Reuben Abati
Ayodele Adio and Ekeoma P. Ohaegbulam remind us of...general, foundational principles, but argue convincingly that reputation management in Nigeria, Africa’s ...
Optasia: Why Nigeria must defend FCCPC’s digital lending regulations, By Ayodele Adio
The FCCPC’s new regulations represent one of the most patriotic and pro-growth policy moves Nigeria has seen in the fintech ...
Rethinking Nigeria’s democracy from marginalisation to nationhood, By Ayodele Adio
These lessons are particularly important for Nigeria. The country has been greatly weakened by ethnic and religious tensions, which have ...
LASIEC’s electoral charade: A calculated sabotage of democracy in Lagos, By Ayodele Adio
The people of Lagos deserve a democratic process that is free, fair, and transparent. They deserve an electoral body that ...
Why NLC’s strike against telcom tariff puts sector and economy at risk, By Ayodele Adio
Rather than threatening strikes and protests, the NLC should embrace a more pragmatic approach, focusing on productive dialogue with the ...
Why we must put an end to ethnic nationalism, By Ayodele Adio
Today, Nigeria isn't so far away from where Yugoslavia was in 1995. Several Milosevics are promising a return to a ...
Dangote’s activism and the need for government’s urgent intervention, By Ayodele Adio
...youth unemployment and widespread poverty, which has grown into a national crisis, continue to escape the priorities of the political ...
Ilorin: A stitch in time will save nine, By Ayodele Adio
Playing the ostrich? - Kwara State governor, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq. Sadly, such inspiring leadership remains scarce across the country. Disturbingly, the ...
Mmesoma and the complexity of group identity, By Ayodele Adio
Mmesoma Ejikeme The reality is that people, regardless of their levels of education or achievements, will often rally around their ...
The Nigerian economy and necessity of a Marshall Plan, By Ayodele Adio
...for the Tinubu-led administration to achieve its ambitious goals of doubling the GDP within eight years, creating 50 million jobs, ...
Sanwo-olu has lost the plot, By Ayodele Adio
Governor Sanwo-Olu and the Lagos APC have opened the Pandora’s box. They have crossed a line that cannot be uncrossed. ...
The necessity of expanding Nigeria’s political space, By Ayodele Adio
INEC Chair, Professor Mahmood Yakubu ...we must continue to demand for the expansion of Nigeria’s political space and not allow ...
