NIGERIA’S national men’s football team, the Super Eagles, were right to boycott the 2025 African Cup of Nations Group D qualifier against Libya scheduled for October 15 in Benghazi. In …
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Consumer credit as catalyst for economic revitalisation, job creation – Part 2
According to the World Bank, Credit Infrastructure, which is the first key pillar, refers to the sets of laws, institutions, and mechanisms that enable the efficient and secure extension of …
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In 1982, on the foothills of the road to Nigeria’s 1983 general elections, it was quite clear that the ruling National Party of Nigeria (NPN), had no plans to declare …
Read More »Bobrisky, VDM, NCoS and Nigeria’s criminal justice system
The various bribery and corruption allegations levied, and surrounding some celebrities, questioning the propriety of working conditions in the country’s correctional centres require full investigation by the Minister of Interior, …
Read More »Why Nigerian society is in a sorry state
The deplorable state of Nigeria is precisely because all our political leaders, since colonial independence in 1960, have adhered to a paradigm that prescribes the use of budgeting as a …
Read More »Foreign aids as Africa’s pandora box – Part 2
The success of global poverty reduction is dominated by Asia, where high-impact structural reforms were used to develop a self-sustaining economy and break from the shackles of Western hegemony. In …
Read More »Engineering economic recovery in Nigeria
For ten days early in August 2024, angry Nigerian youths staged protests demonstrating against unsustainably high cost of living occasioned by inflation rates above 33 per cent. The post Engineering …
Read More »Kayode Akinmade: Ogun dry port – Yet another game changer in Nigeria’s industrial capital
The Ogun State governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, is apparently one politician unmoved by the antics of mischief makers. While getting panned by hack and hired writers for “building no roads”, …
Read More »Between rising external reserves and frustrating economic challenges
The recent growth of Nigeria’s foreign reserves has come to many as some form of cheery news. The post Between rising external reserves and frustrating economic challenges appeared first on …
Read More »Presidential monologue – Part 40
Hello Mr President. My subject today is the Nigeria Police Force. I address a few discontents in how men of this state institution are carrying on. The post Presidential monologue – …
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