I’ll inherit huge debt profile, empty treasury – Buhari
Capital flight: Economy hard hit by $22.1bn outflow in 5 weeks
FG to begin feeding programme in Almajiri schools
Jonathan has no plan to rig March 28 polls — Sulaiman
POLLS: 6m OPC members’ll vote for Jonathan – Adams
Biafran secessionists urge Igbo to boycott polls
We, The People
OBJ’s exit and PDP’s future
Thugs attack Shettima’s convoy, destroy 15 vehicles
Nigerian diplomatic missions out to attract investments — Teneilabe
ASUP to commence indefinite strike Wednesday
Abia govt accuses opposition of heating up polity
Keshi: NFF waits on B/Faso before naming Eagles’ coach
Appeal Court: Omisore’s optimism delusional — APC
Alleged Smear Campaign: NIMASA threatens legal action against APC
Rivers: Why Wike is a walkover — Peterside

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Save The Naira, Save Nigerians
I am afraid the ordinary citizen will not like to be told that the banks can and do create money. And they who control the credit of the nation direct the policy of Governments and hold in the hollow of their hand the destiny of the people.” Reginald McKenna, Chairman of the Midland Bank, 1924.
Electricity: No going back on privatization – Jonathan
President Goodluck Jonathan, weekend, said there was no going back on privatization of electricity projects in the quest of his administration to give stable power supply to Nigerians.
Can this man ever be serious? – 2
That statement by the Minister was tucked into a report which screamed, POWER GENERATION DROPPED BY 2,042MW. The story went on to state that “Peak generation for the country as of Tuesday was out at 3,865MW, while 3,331MW was the figure for the off-peak generation.” Meanwhile, the first month of the year has come to an end and the nation is still receiving less than 4,000MW steadily, despite the lies by the PDP and the Minister’s widening credibility gap.
Beware of political stooges, PDP chieftain cautions Bini
AHEAD of the March 28 presidential election, former Deputy Chairman of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Edo State, Mr. Clement Edo-Osagie, has urged the people of Edo South senatorial district to be wary of those he described as insignificant political stooges, who were out to use their positions to attract political patronages to themselves and their immediate families at the detriment of the vast majority.
Capital market has absorptive capacity to finance national budget —Ogiemwonyi
The stock market is a long-term market. If you weighted out the last crisis, the chances are, that you may have recovered or near recovery. Until the recent crash relating to the uncertainties in the economy. Only those who borrowed to be in the market and have a lot of debt to worry about may have challenges. Those who sold may have suffered, but it is better to find someone to help you with professional advice.

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