FX Crisis: Tipping Point Is Near
As a stockbroker, you aim for the equilibrium price when making your deals. The equilibrium price is the point where demand and supply meet, and at that point, you finalise the transaction. Now, the equilibrium […]
As a stockbroker, you aim for the equilibrium price when making your deals. The equilibrium price is the point where demand and supply meet, and at that point, you finalise the transaction. Now, the equilibrium […]
I begin by pleading an obsessive problem – media language. As one who is routinely traumatised by encountering his own words reworked into imagined equivalents, duly enhanced and augmented even with the best and honest […]
Without concluding the probe of suspended minister Betta Edu and publicising its findings, lessons learned, and corrective actions taken, the Minister of Finance, Wale Edun, announced the expansion of the conditional cash program to 12 […]
What is common in all the narratives is that people become desperate when they could not feed themselves. Food prices trigger political instability, as seen in the Russian and French Revolutions, the Great Depression and […]
The preponderance of opinions thereafter is: If GYB had so much to show, why did he concentrate on politics at both national and state levels, to the detriment of his legacy of accomplishments? Why were […]
AT LAST, the Geometric Power Group, alias the Aba Integrated Power Plant, AIPP, was formally switched into life on Monday, February 26, 2024 at Osisioma, a suburb of the Aba urban agglomeration. The commissioning was […]
A terrible time has fallen on Nigeria. There is no hiding it. Hunger is not just rampant; it is now an epidemic. There is a food crisis, and it is inevitably leading towards massive national […]
So at plenary in the senate last week, Senate President, Godswill Akpabio, rushed naked out of the bathtub. He raised his hand up. In the presidency’s search for scapegoat, Akpabio suddenly became Archimedes. Last week, […]
Officials of the present administration do not seem to have any other platitude to offer Nigerians than appeal to them to just “endure.” When they mount any available pulpit to comment on the ongoing economic […]
Dear aspiring creative writer, how are you doing? Welcome to this week’s article on creative writing tips. Last week, among other things, we examined how to read slowly with the intention of identifying how the […]
RECENTLY, faced with escalating violence across Nigeria, the president, Bola Tinubu, reportedly agreed with state governors to establish state police. The news excited those calling for state police in Nigeria. But the agitation for state […]
Perhaps, the greatest tragedy that has befallen Nigeria is the fact that we have in power, predominantly men and women without character and honour; people whose positions on critical national issues are determined by self-interest […]
If the situation were not as serious as we have it at the moment, one would have been content to sit back to enjoy the self-serving remonstrations of an elite class for whom everything begins […]
First, Gani Adams’ so-called letter to South West governors, for a mandate to “flush out” Fulani kidnappers in the region, was met with a yawn it eminently deserved. Atavistic fears — or resent — hardly […]
Some diabolical male chauvinists out there are making bad noises that because this year’s Valentine’s Day falls on Ash Wednesday women should not be romanced. These evil men go further in their crazy desecration of […]
As the world hurtles into the digital age, the banking and financial technology (fintech) industry has undergone a radical transformation, reshaping the way we manage and interact with our finances. This evolution has not only […]
In recent days, there has been a plethora of media attacks on the person of the Executive Vice President, Upstream operations of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC), OritsemeyiwaEyesan. However, those who have worked […]
The king of England has cancer; may the cancer be short-lived and may the King live long on the throne of his forbears which he mounted at 75. When the king catches cancer, or when […]
I had planned to write on leadership lessons from the late General Murtala Muhammed who was assassinated 48 years ago. Tuesday this week is the anniversary of that sad memory. I had wanted to remind […]
The death of Olujimi Solanke on Monday, February 5, 2024 at the age of 81, is no doubt, painful to the people of Ipara Remo, Ogun State in particular, and the generality of Nigerians, who […]
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