By Emeka Madu Open banking has become a major matter of contention across the African continent, with investors and entrepreneurs betting on…
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By Omoh Gabriel When Bashir Jamoh was appointed Director General, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency two years ago, many skeptics did…
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By Valerie Traore, Another generation of women will have to wait for gender parity, according to the World Economic Forum’s Global Gender…
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By Ikeddy ISIGUZO Do agreements matter in Nigeria? It depends on who you are dealing with, a lawyer said without losing…
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By Omoh Gabriel In recent weeks, the setting up of a vigilante group Amotekun by the South West has fuelled the agitation…
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By Omoh Gabriel Nigeria is a country that is very difficult to understand its political and economic actors. They seem to be…
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By Omoh Gabriel When in December 2018, I and other Nigerian journalist on board Egypt air from Cairo were stranded in Accra…
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By Omoh Gabriel In one of William Shakespeare’s epic literature book Julius Caesar, he wrote that when beggars die there are no…
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(Reuters) On April 21, 2017, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), announced what some refer to as a necessary dawn for the…
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By Omoh Gabriel The federal government is currently basking in the euphoria that the economy is out of recession. To the…
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By Omoh Gabriel For a while, I stopped my column “Broken Link in Vanguard”. This was as a result of people not…
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By Omoh Gabriel In the last few months the Nigeria nation has witnessed a wave of unprecedented call for secession; call for…
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By Omoh Gabriel The scavenger they say is a patient animal. it can wait hours or weeks for its victim to die…
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By Omoh Gabriel Nigeria is a country of paradox. Every Nigerian, the high and the low wants to have their way as…
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By Bashir Wali There are indications that the Nigerian economy is on the path of recovery. Oil prices have stabilised around $55…