REPORTS of Rev. Father Ejike Mbaka’s New Year’s Eve sermon had for a short while been generating excited responses in the media before I looked to know what it was all about. I didn’t think it worth my while to pay attention to yet another religious leader making one of their increasingly forgettable remarks on Nigerian politics and the February elections. I could see that the Rev. Father was supposed to have made what appeared to be this explosive remark at one Adoration Ground.

By Femi Aribisala MUHAMMADU BUHARI can conduct a coup and declare himself Nigeria’s head of state.  But under no circumstance should Nigerians elect him as president.  Nigeria is fighting a Boko Haram insurgency whose mantra is that western education is a sin.  These people have kidnapped innocent young girls who dared to go to school.  […]

The federal government saved about N500 billion in unutilized funds last year through the implementation of the Single Treasury Account (TSA).

The countdown has begun to the thirtieth Africa Cup of Nations, since the competition started in Khartoum, Sudan in 1957.
In less than six days, the attention of the sporting world is expected to be focused on what has come to be established as the third biggest soccer fiesta in the universe outside the FIFA World Cup and the European Championship.

Well, we do not have to wonder any longer, as reduced revenue from crude oil prices below $60/barrel has clearly constituted another major onslaught on the Naira exchange rate and economic progress.