AFRICA: When Money is no Answer to Poverty
By Steve Orji
A naïve and an uncritical observer would sum up poverty in Africa to mean lack of money. Money at all levels,...
Why Numbers Fail Before We Even Begin to Count and Audit
By Christian Ekeigwe
In boardrooms, audit committees, regulatory agencies, and C‑suites across the economies around the world, we speak of numbers as if they were...
FCCPC and Digital Theft: Time to Act
By Segun Adediran
For those who studied Economics at the Ordinary Level in the 1970s, the name O.A. Lawal likely rings a bell. His seminal...
Audit Is Trustworthy — And It’s Time We Stopped Punishing It for Being Human
By Christian Ekeigwe
Every time a major company collapses, society reaches reflexively for a familiar accusation: “Where were the auditors?” The question is asked with...
Nigeria’s Oil Boom Mirage: The Goat Misses the Palm Leaves
By Kelvin Dele Oye
When the Iran war sent oil prices soaring past $100 per barrel, many nations rushed to harvest the windfall. But Nigeria,...