Between Tinubu, Atiku – who is the unifier? By Fredrick Nwabufo
In the beginning was a man who professed to be the unifier of Nigeria; he pledged to unite a sundered Nigeria; his campaign motif was […]
Opinion
MPI: Buhari’s government did not throw 133m Nigerians into poverty, By Prince Clem Ikanade Agba
*** report is a call for sub-nationals to be accountable to citizens It is Peter Drucker- the management guru, that is often quoted to have […]
Provincialism, parochialism and underdevelopment
By nature, development ‘belongs to those who know it, not those who have it or can buy it.’ It is like a picture, which one […]
How not to redesign the naira, by Hassan Gimba
Among the reasons given by the Central Bank of Nigeria governor, Mr. Godwin Emefiele, for the redesigning of the ₦200, ₦500 and ₦1000 notes is […]
Undeserved Assault On The Bureaucracy, By Eric Teniola
Tampering with the bureaucracy is the foundation for total collapse of the government itself.
The imperatives of protecting the civic space, By Zainab Suleiman Okino
All legal and illegal means of making the CSOs to speak in hush voices or to be shut out of the civic space entirely should not be tolerated by critical stakeholders..
NNPC Board: Disambiguating Araraume’s “fight” with Buhari, By Sufuyan Ojeifo
The litigation will generate much interest and attract both national and global attention, especially from members of the global business community who do or are likely to do business with the NNPC Limited.
Soludo; Whom The Gods Would Destroy, They Would First Make Mad
Soludo, we all know, is obsessed with attention-seeking and saying fictitious things from time to time. Once he feels he has not received enough attention or has been forgotten by the media, he explodes.
The tyranny of the vocal minority, by Fredrick Nwabufo
Tinubu says his government will work with the CBN to develop suitable incentives to encourage commercial banks to target low-cost loans towards a given quota of youth-led enterprises.
Why salary increase may cause more harm than good, by Hassan Gimba
The plan is for the redesigned naira notes to start circulating from December 15 and be used alongside the old notes until January 31, when they will be phased out.