Actually, it's day 5 since the policy began. And Lagos is still humming along like always, no wahala. But if this experiment works, it would go a long

In a 2006 article for Foreign Policy and later in his book ‘Hot, Flat and Crowded’, Thomas Friedman outlined what he called ‘The first law of petropolitics’, which is an

Editor's Note: In this graphic, a follow up to the arithmetic of subsidy, Kunle Durojaiye demonstrates the options that are open

Editor's Note: This post is an opinion piece by Kunle Durojaiye which was first published on his blog

By Feyi Fawehinmi.

The inability of the Nigerian govt to make any sacrifices whatsoever has become perhaps the most annoying and irritating thing about the whole 'Occupy' movement. Here

Several years of religious and sectarian crisis have ensured that Nigerians are wary of anything remotely associated with religion; this has been the bane of controversies that have