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Clerics, presidency clash over economy after Tinubu-bishops meeting

Clerics, presidency clash over economy after Tinubu-bishops meeting

By Olayinka Latona A meeting between President Bola Tinubu and the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) has sparked public debate over the role of religious leaders in governance, with differing opinions emerging on whether clerics should openly comment on government policies or remain focused on spiritual matters. The debate intensified after Cardinal John Onaiyekan […]
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Nobody has been to jail as Gani, says childhood friend

Nobody has been to jail as Gani, says childhood friend

Can other activists do the same thing.? I’m waiting to see how Nigerian government would immortalise his name. For me, I have my way of going about it and I will discuss it with his family first.

GANI: When friends and foes speak alike

GANI: When friends and foes speak alike

The call did not stop at changing the day’s schedule. It ultimately shaped Nigeria’s history. Wether it is economy, politics or otherwise, Nigeria’s history was indeed redefined. Losing a man whose, footprints are indelible in every facet, was enough to make the nation hold its breath.

On the Marble: Gani on corruption, SNC and the Niger Delta

On the Marble: Gani on corruption, SNC and the Niger Delta

RIBADU! Nuhu Ribadu is a positive accident to this government. If Obasanjo had known or he had been told by Adeboye or Olabayo or Mike Okonkwo through their vision that things would be like this, he would not have appointed him. Because I know that the president is not fighting corruption with his heart but this man is fighting corruption with his soul and life.

Still on the Sanusi clampdown

Still on the Sanusi clampdown

SANUSI Lamido Sanusi seems to be walking on a very tight rope which he can not afford to fall from.

Banking crisis; the road to hell

Banking crisis; the road to hell

PERHAPS most Nigerians also need to be reminded that “the road to hell is often paved with good intentions.” With bank consolidation, we started as usual with the greatest enthusiasm mixed with a good dose of good intentions and we have landed right in hell.