Nigeria's booming real estate market has become a magnet for fraudsters, with unsuspecting homebuyers and renters falling prey to deceitful realtors. The lack of effective regulation and enforcement has created an environment where scam artists thrive, leaving victims with financial losses and emotional trauma.

One of the hottest trending websites at the moment must be that of the Nigeria National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL).

A few days ago, a news report shared some information about the N1.5trn interest incurred following the sales of Treasury Bills worth N8.4trn by the Central Bank of Nigeria in the first half of 2024. Of course, any story where trillions of Naira are mentioned deserves a second, third and even fourth look, especially when one considers the current state of the Nigerian economy.

Corruption within the judiciary poses a significant threat to justice and democracy. It distorts the course of justice, leading to biased and unfair rulings that benefit those with the resources to influence judicial decisions.

Earlier this week, the Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of Nigeria raised the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) to 26.75% from 26.25%.

This world is full of incidents that are too strange to be dismissed as mere coincidences. They may just be the divine arrangements or manipulations of the Celestial Choir (apologies to Hon Patrick Obaihagbon) to prove His superiority over us.