Probing the Safe Schools Initiative
Nigeria’s worsening crime numbers
Caution after the fall of Sambisa Forest
Nigeria’s exit from JV Cash Call
Recession or not, Merry Christmas!
Nigeria’s scorecard on human rights
Distress signals for our democracy
Buhari should clean up his stable
Yahya Jammeh must go
Ensuring safety of lives at NYSC Camps
From gas to dollar flaring
Curbing sudden deaths in Nigeria
Pay Super Falcons their money
Scandal: Only 13.4 million Nigerians pay tax
Free, fair re-run polls in Rivers an imperative
The calm after Ondo governorship poll
We really are not encouraging non-oil exports
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SubscribeBorrowing our way out of recession
Every member of the Buhari administration who has spoken about the current recession has assured Nigerians that the recession will end “very soon”. Unfortunately, (typical of government in our climes) no one has defined the time frame meant by very soon – leaving the officials an escape route in the event that nothing happens for a year or more.
Castro: A great revolutionary passes on
Fidel Alejandro Castro Ruz, (more popularly known worldwide as Fidel Castro) who ruled the Republic of Cuba for 47 years, was one of the most outstanding personalities of the 20th Century. On Friday, 25th of November 2016, he passed on at the ripe age of 90, ten years after handing over the mantle of leadership to his younger brother, Raul Castro.
End these budget embarrassments
On Wednesday, November 23, 2016, the Senate once again rejected the Federal Government’s draft budget for 2017. In addition, they condemned the 2017 to 2019 Medium Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF) as well as the Fiscal Strategy Paper (FSP) which accompanied it. Many of the lawmakers were also in support of sending the entire MTEF package back to the Presidency
Awaiting Buhari’s economic recovery blueprint
On Monday, November 21, 2016, the newspapers reported that allocations to the Federal, state and local governments had lost N31.8 billion compared to the September figure. The next day, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) disclosed that the economy had shrunk by 2.24 per cent in the third quarter, worse than the second quarter.
Ban on “foreign” rice in Ebonyi
The Governor of Ebonyi State, Mr Dave Umahi, told a delegation of military officers from the Command and Staff College, Jaji on a courtesy call on him, that he would lead a task force of senior government officials to enforce the ban on foreign rice in markets throughout his state.
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