Nigerians may be forgiven if they do not know that the cumulative effects of the policies of Central Bank and Ministry of Finance (MOF) are generally responsible for the level of economic growth and price stability in the country.

The ruling party in Nigeria, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has been humiliated once again by the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN).

Last week Chief Judge of the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, Justice Gumi ruled confirming the legality and the binding nature of Zoning, but which for reason of ‘non-justiciability’, he said the courts cannot enforce.

In major cities of the world, highways are usually beautifully expansive. Each one is built to serve as a dual carriage-way with multiple lanes of traffic in each direction, separated by a central barrier.

On October 31, I wrote a piece praying that the EFCC boss be not lured into taking decisions that would give the impression that she is being directed from the dark places of officialdom.

I confess to a frequent feeling of ennui and a sense of futility about Nigeria and Nigerian affairs arising, I daresay, from the large and gnarled picture of its undertaking.

The National Assembly is seething with anger at the Central Bank of Nigeria’s governor. Ordinarily, it would have been a matter of a storm in a tea cup. But it has gone beyond a small tiff.

“0703-775-3332Dele, the greatest threat to the collapse of this Fourth Republic is this gang of legislators. These are a bunch of rapacious, greedy, shameless and unrepentant enemies of democracy.

Time is a forward moving application of the universe; it’s the life blood of events and primary determinant of our chronicles. Every year, I ponder the nature of time, especially as the years seem to run by faster and faster.

How the times have changed! Not so long ago, it was only the layabout and the ne’er- do- well who expected their women to keep them.