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YEARS OF BRILLIANCE
ISSUES RELEASED
Interview
February 9, 2026
Interview Session with Ms Amina Yuda
One of the most significant hurdles is underestimating how localised South Africa’s regulatory framework is.
Interview
February 2, 2026
Interview Session with Oluwatofarati Hassan, Esq
I believe the biggest shift occurred when I realised during my final year that a First Class from the University was no longer within reach.
Interview
January 22, 2026
Interview Session With Rosemond Phil-Othihiva
I am Rosemond Phil-Othihiva, a corporate and commercial law practitioner, working with tech firms at the intersection of law, technology, and venture capital. I am also a mentor at the Google for Startups Africa Accelerator.
Article
January 20, 2026
TAX REFORM OR TAX BURDEN? NIGERIA’S NEW TAX LAWS AND WHAT THEY MEAN FOR CITIZENS
On January 1, 2026, Nigeria entered a new fiscal era: an overhauled tax regime born from four landmark laws signed mid 2025 by President Bola Tinubu.
Interview
January 16, 2026
Interview Session With Aryan Gupta
Founders everywhere struggle with early-stage documentation, unclear contracts, and legal decisions taken in a hazardous way. My value lies in structure.
Interview
January 7, 2026
INTERVIEW SESSION WITH DAVID ODEH
I learned early that excellence is built in quiet spaces. I studied consistently, even when it felt routine, and I treated every small effort as a seed for a later harvest.