It would come as a huge surprise to Nigerians if anyone suggested that surplus money constitutes the greatest impediment to the creation of more jobs to enhance the quality of economic and social welfare of our people. Nonetheless, the constitutional custodian of money supply, i.e. CBN, would readily admit that the incurable presence of surplus money supply is actually the major challenge to best practice inflation rate below 2% and cost of funds below 5%, to successfully drive our economy.

I DO not think Nigerian coaches and players know my age. If they did, they would not have conspired to send me to my grave before my time.

I floated through the stores of a new mall opened in Abuja 12 days ago. It is sprawling; taking one side of the only water/river in Abuja.

By Funmi Komolafe In a couple of weeks, the year 2015 will wind down.   Is there any reason to give thanks to God even though that long-awaited miracle is yet to manifest?    Yes, there are uncountable reasons one should appreciate the Almighty God. The first reason is gift LIFE.  That one is alive is an […]

My apologies, I am not a crooner and my children will attest to that, but I know a good and meaningful lyrics when I hear one, and this particular one by Bob Dylan comes to mind and it goes like this: “The Times They Are A-changin” that best describes the sweeping changes in Nigeria to a tee; “..Then you better start swimmin’, Or you’ll sink like a stone, For the times they are a-changin’..