Editorial

EDITORIAL! Not Yet an Opportunity: African Philanthropy’s New, Harder Job

• CSR in Africa
• CSR in Nigeria
• Editorial

EDITORIAL! Not Yet an Opportunity: African Philanthropy’s New, Harder Job

CSR Reporters Editorial Team September 5, 2026

The language around African-led philanthropy has shifted from possibility to necessity in the space...

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THE VERDICT | Who Kept their Word. Who Did not – Volume 13

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• CSR in Nigeria
• Editorial
• Governance

THE VERDICT | Who Kept their Word. Who Did not – Volume 13

CSR Reporters Editorial Team September 5, 2026

The Verdict exists on a simple premise: that a company’s sustainability record should be...

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RANKED: Nigeria’s Most Community-Focused Companies

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• CSR in Nigeria
• Editorial

RANKED: Nigeria’s Most Community-Focused Companies

CSR Reporters Editorial Team September 5, 2026

Corporate social responsibility in Nigeria has long been presented through press releases, foundation launches...

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Nigeria’s GDP Is Growing. Where Is the Dividend?

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• Business & Markets
• Editorial
• finance
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• Nigeria
• Sustainability

Nigeria’s GDP Is Growing. Where Is the Dividend?

ROSEMARY IMOBHIO September 4, 2026

Nigeria’s economy grew by 4.43 percent in the second quarter of 2026, its fastest...

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A Pattern the Courts Had to Interrupt: Heritage Energy and a Decade of Unmet Obligations in OML 30

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• CSR in Nigeria
• Editorial
• Governance

A Pattern the Courts Had to Interrupt: Heritage Energy and a Decade of Unmet Obligations in OML 30

Eche Munonye September 4, 2026

On 17 August 2026, a Federal High Court judge in Port Harcourt did something...

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Repeat Incidents, Token Penalties: Aiteo’s Decade on OML 29

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• CSR in Nigeria
• Editorial
• Governance

Repeat Incidents, Token Penalties: Aiteo’s Decade on OML 29

Eche Munonye September 4, 2026

When Shell Petroleum Development Company completed the sale of its interest in Oil Mining...

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The Uber Exit: Anatomy of a Preventable Collapse

• CSR in Africa
• CSR in Nigeria
• Editorial

The Uber Exit: Anatomy of a Preventable Collapse

Eche Munonye September 3, 2026 3

Nine years of unresolved friction between drivers, platforms, and regulators culminated in Nigeria losing...

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“Hire from Nigeria”: A Bold Talent-Export Vision, and the Accountability Questions It Still Owes the Public

• CSR in Africa
• CSR in Nigeria
• Development and Community Impact
• Editorial

“Hire from Nigeria”: A Bold Talent-Export Vision, and the Accountability Questions It Still Owes the Public

CSR Reporters Editorial Team September 2, 2026

The Federal Government wants the world to hire Nigerian talent without Nigerians leaving home....

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When Power Threatens the Ballot, Accountability Itself Is the Casualty

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• CSR in Nigeria
• Editorial

When Power Threatens the Ballot, Accountability Itself Is the Casualty

Eche Munonye September 2, 2026

From Abakaliki to Kuje to Maiduguri, officials of the ruling party have spent the...

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The Law Exists. So Does the Silence: Air Peace and Nigeria’s Enforcement Gap

• CSR in Africa
• CSR in Nigeria
• Editorial
• Governance

The Law Exists. So Does the Silence: Air Peace and Nigeria’s Enforcement Gap

Eche Munonye August 30, 2026

Ask a stranded Air Peace passenger why they haven’t demanded compensation, and most will...

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