The price of tomorrow: What Singapore can and cannot teach Nigeria
All gloves off for PMB
RE: AVIATION MINISTER AGAIN IN UNCHARTED FLIGHT PATH
Murder at the bedrooms
Unusual ‘pardon’: A note of gratitude to Shettima
Dokubo: New dawn for amnesty programme
Okowa: Re-inventing the wheel in Ekiti
EFCC’s raid on night clubs for Yahoo boys
Economic implications of the new Tobacco tax policy
A country without a past
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SubscribeSenate vote of no confidence on the IGP
The Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Mr. Ibrahim Idris, refusal to appear before the Senate on the spate of killings across the country and the inhuman treatment allegedly meted out to Dino Melaye, the senator representing Kogi West in the National Assembly, the Senate, vote of no confidence on the IGP, declaring him unfit for any office.
Ikpeazu: Growing Abia economy through agriculture
“Growing Abia Economy through Agriculture” was the theme of the event of 2 million special species of oil palm seedlings to farmers in Abia State held on Thursday, May 3, 2018, at Ahiaba Umueze in Osisioma LGA.
Uduaghan: The man gearing for Niger Delta development
There are politicians and there are politicians. In Delta State, they also abound in different shades and characters, so much so that if awards were to be doled out today, there would be a lot of pretenders amongst them as far as the development of the Big Heart State is concerned. Inversely, a few contenders would line up for the awards based on their selfless contributions which have made the state worthy of being counted among the ‘big’ states.
Situating Nigeria’s agric potential
Recently, the Speaker of the House of Reps, Yakubu Dogara, caused a buzz when he was shown visiting his expansive farm showcasing diverse crops including animal husbandry. The import of that media blitz of the Speaker’s is that the elite clearly understands that agriculture holds the key to sustainable development.
CBN and inflation management
INFLATION is dangerous and cancerous, and it is something every central bank and responsible government should worry about and strive to manage and keep within reasonable and acceptable limits for the benefit of the economy and standard of living of the people. Inflation hurts our buying power and makes it difficult for people to afford basic necessities of life. It raises the effective tax people pay on income they earn, which in turn discourages savings and investment, even as it also affects our retirement.
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