Amina Oyagbola: The Architect of Women’s Mentorship in Nigeria and a Blueprint for Leadership With Purpose
From the chambers of FRA Williams to Shell, MTN, Cambridge, and boardrooms across Africa, Amina Oyagbola has spent over four decades building institutions, mentoring women, and shaping leadership in Nigeria.
She didn’t just rise through corporate Nigeria — she created pathways for others through WISCAR, influenced national policy, and helped drive conversations around women’s leadership and representation across the country.
Her story is a reminder that some of the most influential women from the Southwest are not only leading organisations — they are building systems that outlive them.
Read the full story here: https://t.co/wp3yANuGph and tell us what stood out most to you about her journey.
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Nigerian human rights activist and academic Chidi Anselm Odinkalu has been honored as the 2026 Paddock Teaching Award recipient by The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University. Established in 1993 to memorialize Professor James Paddock, this prestigious award recognizes faculty members who exhibit exceptional teaching excellence, mastery of their subject matter, and a profound commitment to their students.
The Henry J. Leir Institute for Migration and Human Security further validated this achievement, highlighting Odinkalu’s deep engagement with the Fletcher community.
Odinkalu’s career is characterized by a blend of rigorous scholarship and fearless advocacy. Born in southeastern Nigeria in 1968, he earned his law degree from the University of Nigeria before obtaining advanced degrees, including a doctorate, from the London School of Economics and Political Science.
His professional background includes pivotal roles with Human Rights Watch, where he documented systemic abuses across Africa, and a transformative tenure as Chairman of Nigeria’s National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) from 2012 to 2015. During his leadership at the NHRC, he asserted the commission's independence, investigated high-profile abuses, and maintained a steadfast insistence that national security and counter-terrorism efforts must not infringe upon civil liberties.
In this edition of the LBS Breakfast Session, @BJRewane and the FDC Think Tank unpack the oil price shock, inflation trajectory, market dynamics, aviation stress, and the full Q2 2026 outlook, and set out precisely what the data means for your investments and business
The May 2026 @FDC_ltd LBS Breakfast Session, presented by @BJRewane and titled Gulf War III and Nigeria, lands at a moment when the Nigerian economy is being asked to absorb a global oil shock without confusing windfall revenue with fiscal resilience. The headline message is that Nigeria is more insulated than isolated from the Strait of Hormuz crisis, but the channels of exposure remain open, including oil prices, jet fuel pass-through, supply chain rerouting, money supply, exchange rate expectations, and household welfare.
The market signal is that Q1 2026 @ngxgrp gains of 29.35% (slide 42) and the April sector rally led by Oil and Gas at 39.04%, Industrial Goods at 28.50%, and Banking at 23.40% (slide 46) are running ahead of structural fundamentals, with retail participation rising from 7% to 35% (slide 9). The policy implication is that import duty cuts across 127 items, the public service allowance reform effective 1 October 2026, the Jet A1 cap, and the @cenbank liquidity mop-up through OMO and CRR must be governed by sustainability tests rather than political calendars.
For investors, the message is discipline, not retreat. Capital adequacy is not the same as capital effectiveness, and a market rally is not the same as market depth. In this review, we highlight the key takeaways from the presentation.
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Rolake Akinkugbe-Filani(@rolakeakinkugbe) and Ramatoulaye Adama Diallo(@tilibogold) have been appointed as Non-Executive Directors to the Board of FSD Africa, strengthening leadership at a pivotal moment for Africa’s financial systems. ✨
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Markets are flying, but is it sustainable?
Nigeria’s stock market has crossed ₦140tn, driven by strong earnings, FX stability, and renewed investor confidence across banking, energy, and consumer goods—but beneath the rally lies a key question: boom or bubble?
Dear Subscriber,
Brent crude rose by 8.44% to $79.02/barrel owing to escalating tensions in the Middle East and concerns over potential disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, which carries approximately 20 % of global oil.
Its a new week
But before you start planning what to buy, let Warren Buffett drop some wisdom 👇
“Do not save what is left after spending; instead spend what is left after saving. Habits determine financial outcome.”