Terrorists abduct monarch, others in Kwara
2027: Aiyedatiwa not backing opposition candidates, aide clarifies
We ‘ll make Yorubaland a no go area for militants – Gani Adams
Wike to INEC: Don’t provoke violence in Rivers
3 pregnant teenagers rescued from traffickers in Asaba
Kidnappers of Bayelsa lawmaker’s father want N70m
I fainted during abduction, says freed Lagos monarch, Oba Oseni
My pastor encouraged me to market stolen car— suspect
79-yr-old man jailed 4 years over N120,000 fraud
Wike’s not sponsor of Avengers- Rivers govt
Economy: The blind leading the blind
How amendment of CAMA will improve investment climate

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Global context: Economic crisis, widening inequality and civil unrest
In 2008 economists had predicted a temporary economic crisis. Today we know that there is nothing short-term about the economic slowdown. Our socio-economic system based on unlimited wealth accumulation has worked, and continue to do so, fantastically well for just a few, while hurting the large majority of citizens with poverty, widening inequality and little to no effective democratic participation.
Have bandit bankers struck again?
“Banka’ toxic assets may hit N3.0 trillion”. Emeka Anaeto, Economy Editor, VAGUARD, July 17, 2016. When George Santayana, 1863-1952, warned that “Those who do not remember the past [mistakes] are condemned to repeat it” (VANGUARD BOOK p 93), he did not have Nigeria’s banking sector in mind. In fact, that sector had recorded more high profile crooks than any other since the first authentic Nigerian banks were established in the 1950s by individuals whose names would not be mentioned now.
Ondo PDP disowns Jimoh Ibrahim
Akure—THE Peoples Democratic Party, PDP in Ondo State weekend disowned the business mogul, Jimoh Ibrahim, who collected governorship nomination form from the Ali Modu Sheriff faction of the Party last week in Abuja.
NNPC slumps back to negative, posts N27bn deficit
ABUJA — After a brief respite in the month of May, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation’s, NNPC, financials, weekend, returned to negative, as it announced a deficit of N26.51 billion in its operations for June 2016.
FG launches workers’ housing scheme
The Federal Government has formally launched a comprehensive housing scheme for federal civil servants under the Federal Integrated Staff Housing (FISH) programme. FISH is an initiative of the Office of the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation (HOS) in partnership with the American Building System International (ABSI).

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