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The Report brings you today’s top developments shaping politics, the economy, global affairs, entertainment, and community life. From new voter registration plans to a literacy campaign lighting up Lagos, today’s headlines reflect progress, resilience, and purpose across the nation.   Good morning, Nigeria. 🟧 Politics INEC Announces New Voter Registration Drive Ahead of 2027 Elections   The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), now led by Professor Joash Ojo Amupitan, SAN, has launched a nationwide voter registration campaign beginning May 20. The initiative targets first‑time voters and aims to update existing records to ensure transparency in the 2027 general elections.   Former Chairman Mahmood Yakubu, during a retreat in April 2025, had urged Nigerians to “take ownership of the democratic process.” His call remains relevant as Prof. Amupitan emphasizes transparency, neutrality, and inclusivity under his leadership.   R...

Have you ever noticed the woman on your street selling tomatoes, onions, and peppers? She runs a small business, yet she struggles to attain wealth. In stark contrast, the owners of Walmart have established a thriving business empire, amassing considerable wealth. What sets these two examples apart? 1. The Power of Mindset: The owners of Walmart operate with a mindset geared towards expansion and success. They envision their business thriving in multiple countries simultaneously. On the other hand, the woman selling tomatoes has a more localized mindset, limiting her business to a single street. 2. Strategic Planning: Walmart's success is driven by strategic planning aimed at attracting high-paying customers. They invest in building attractive, well-maintained stores that appeal to their target audience. Meanwhile, the local tomato seller lacks a strategy to draw in affluent customers. Her focus remains on serving local residents and villagers, often in less appealing c...