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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…

By Valerie Traore, Another generation of women will have to wait for gender parity, according to the World Economic Forum’s Global Gender…

By Ikeddy ISIGUZO   Do agreements matter in Nigeria? It depends on who you are dealing with, a lawyer said without losing…

By Omoh Gabriel In recent weeks, the setting up of a vigilante group Amotekun by the South West has fuelled the agitation…

By Omoh Gabriel Nigeria is a country that is very difficult to understand its political and economic actors. They seem to be…

By Omoh Gabriel When in December 2018, I and other Nigerian journalist on board Egypt air from Cairo were stranded in Accra…

By Omoh Gabriel In one of William Shakespeare’s epic literature book Julius Caesar, he wrote that when beggars die there are no…

(Reuters) On April 21, 2017, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), announced what some refer to as a necessary dawn for the…

  By Omoh Gabriel The federal government is currently basking in the euphoria that the economy is out of recession. To the…

By Omoh Gabriel For a while, I stopped my column “Broken Link in Vanguard”. This was as a result of people not…

By Omoh Gabriel In the last few months the Nigeria nation has witnessed a wave of unprecedented call for secession; call for…

By Omoh Gabriel The scavenger they say is a patient animal. it can wait hours or weeks for its victim to die…

By Omoh Gabriel Nigeria is a country of paradox. Every Nigerian, the high and the low wants to have their way as…

By Bashir Wali There are indications that the Nigerian economy is on the path of recovery. Oil prices have stabilised around $55…

It is now obvious that there are crakes in the financial walls of Nigeria banking system. How deep the crakes are is…