By Omoh Gabriel African Union finance leaders yesterday unanimously endorsed Nigerian Finance Minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala’s candidacy to lead the World Bank and…
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Just when Nigerians were beginning to embrace the reality of cash-less Nigeria, the Central Bank threw yet another spanner in the wheel…
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By Omoh Gabriel On Friday, the Board of Executive Directors of the World Bank drew the curtain on nominations into the position…
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Zenith Bank’s 2011 full year result has given hope to investors in the Nigerian capital market that all is not about negative…
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The Federal Government’s revised medium term revenue and expenditure strategy before the National Assembly does not appear to have any hope for…
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Northern governors under the aegis of the Nigerian Northern Governors Forum last week unveiled the Northern agenda which is now being seen…
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By Omoh Gabriel Nigeria is a country of several paradoxes; one of such is shadow-chasing while the real substance is left un-attended.…
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By Omoh Gabriel The occupy Nigeria as the Lagos arm of the protest against fuel price increase was tagged as come and…
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Can Nigeria achieve a corrupt-free public service like Singapore? The probe going on at the nation’s House of Representatives is both interesting…
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The Federal Government took Nigerians by surprise on New Year’s Day, when it announced the formal removal of fuel subsidy with immediate…
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By Omoh Gabriel The 2012 budget contains policies that may in the surface attract adverse or perhaps out right opposition to government.…
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Nigeria is a funny place to do business. It is a country where blame game thrives. It neither respects the sanctity of…
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President Goodluck Jonathan last week lamented the growing unemployment situation in the country stating that it may lead to some social unrest…
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PRESIDENT of National Industrial Court, NIC, Justice Babatunde Adejumo, has disclosed that no less than four million, Seven Hundred and Fifty Thousand,…
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Exchange rate management is critical to a nation’s economic aspiration as it sets the rate at which goods and services are exchanged…