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Resident doctors give FG 2-week strike notice

Resident doctors give FG 2-week strike notice

The National Association of Resident Doctors, NARD, has given the Federal Government a two-week ultimatum to resolve outstanding welfare and professional issues affecting its members, warning that failure could trigger industrial action.
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Trouble in Assemblies of God

Trouble in Assemblies of God

Assemblies of God Church Nigeria General Superintendent, Rev. Paul Emeka, suspended over allegations of misconduct, financial misappropriation and other matters by a group in the church, in this interview, fires back at his accusers, saying his only offence was that he tried to protect the church. The embattled Rev. Emeka was reinstated by a court order but denied access to his office

GDP Rebasing: Large economy, poor infrastructure,  by Hon. Yusuf

GDP Rebasing: Large economy, poor infrastructure, by Hon. Yusuf

In the first place, it is a welcome development, but with the state of our infrastructure we may not get to the promised land. We need to put regular supply of electricity at optimal level, revive the rail sector and try to reduce the present road transportation by one third.

Nigeria: Huge economy amid widespread poverty – Agboola, CIBN boss

Nigeria: Huge economy amid widespread poverty – Agboola, CIBN boss

The decline in the nation’s economy is not unexpected but the reality is that we are not producing enough locally. We must remember the fact that there was a global economic crisis between 2008 and 2010 and we are just recovering . Crude oil price, which has been the main stay of our economy, declined in 2008 from 147 dollars per barrel to about 40 dollar, and, today, it is just about $100.

The paradox of rebased GDP—Chukwu

The paradox of rebased GDP—Chukwu

For Nigerian citizens, what counts is the availability of jobs, the size of their personal income, access to basic amenities such as light, water, transport infrastructure, security, etc. With the continued dearth of these basic necessities of life, the increased size of the GDP does not make much meaning to Nigerians. The existence of abject poverty in the midst of a big and growing economy seem to be a paradox.