The problem with Sovereign Wealth Fund, by Gov Lamido

The problem with Sovereign Wealth Fund, by Gov Lamido

Governor Sule Lamido of Jigawa State speaks on his love for the downtrodden, the introduction of social welfare package for the disabled, plans to open up Jigawa to investors, agriculture and civil responsibilities of citizens to the Nigerian State. Lamido also speaks on the proposed Sovereign Wealth Fund, SWF, which, according to him, is not desirable now. There are more things to be done that just keeping money.
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‘How Customs raked in N602 billion’

‘How Customs raked in N602 billion’

President Goodluck Jonathan conferred the honour of CFR on the Comptroller General of Customs, even as he expressed great pleasure on the activities of the NCS under the current management. How would you describe the honour?

Medium term fiscal framework & the banking sector –2

Medium term fiscal framework & the banking sector –2

“I want to see a situation where bank depositors can go to sleep with their two eyes closed”. Professor Chukwumah Soludo, Governor, Central Bank of Nigeria, August 2004. And for Soludo, security could only be guaranteed by creating banks which were “too big to fail. Like the author of the great ship, called Titanic whose builder boasted that “even God cannot sink it,” Soludo, as we had noted earlier, got his wish.

I’ll fill in the boots of absent stars  – Aneke

I’ll fill in the boots of absent stars – Aneke

Nigerian Premier League top scorer with 20 goals, Jude Aneke has assured that he would fill in the gap for the absence of top Dream Team V players at the Africa U-23 Championship to pick the continent’s flagbearers at the 2012 London Olympics billed for Morocco this month.

Senate backs NPC on national strategic planning

Senate backs NPC on national strategic planning

The effort of National Planning Commission (NPC) to return the country to the era of strategic planning, after decades of absence, received a boost following the pledge by the Senate Committee on National Planning, Economic Affairs and Poverty to support the NPC succeed in the quest.

Anenih, as we see him

Anenih, as we see him

Edo State Commissioner for Information, Louis Odion, in a syndicated interview with some political reporters, purportedly in Lagos, seized the occasion of the anniversary of his boss, Governor Adams Oshiomhole’s third year in office, to hurl uncharitable tirade at Chief Tony Anenih, the Iyasele of Esanland and national leader of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

Our Pensioners & I’m Alive Exercise

Our Pensioners & I’m Alive Exercise

Helen, I’m away from Lagos and at my daughter’s place in Epe. I don’t know when I’ll be back to my house.” When I received this text some days ago from a former classmate who’s a federal government retiree, I was a bit agitated.

ITF moves to stem unemployment

ITF moves to stem unemployment

INDUSTRIAL Training Fund, ITF, is to set up thirty seven vocational training centers across the country as part of its effort to reduce youth unemployment.

The danger in a redundant vice president

The danger in a redundant vice president

In 1976, the 49 -man Constitution Drafting Committee, headed by the late Chief Rotimi Williams, received 346 memoranda from various groups, individuals and government agencies, on how best to produce a new constitution for Nigeria.