When in 2004 President Olusegun Obasanjo muted the idea of a state backed Nigeria Company that can compete favourably with multinational companies,…
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Nigeria is again on the path towards a debt trap set as usual by its quest and taste for nice things. The…
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The disclosure on Thursday last week that Nigeria is now importing Low Pour Fuel Oil is to say the least alarming. The…
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Government agencies in Nigeria and the officials that run them either have short memories or they are simply indifference to the feelings…
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Statistics are very easy way of presenting complex issues. They can present a graphic situation and possibly make it easy for people…
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When the Nigerian government eventually agreed for Nigerians to hold a national dialogue on the way forward, many saw it as an…
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Nigeria is a country of ironies. Its officials make policy pronouncements they do not believe in. Most times, the action of government…
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Nigerian businessmen do not cease to amaze me. Each time I see a typical Nigerian businessman, I see contempt for fair play…
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Two weeks ago, some 31 Nigerian company chief executives and business owners got together to form a council that will enable them…
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When on the 3rd of June, 2014 Mr. Godwin Emefiele formally resumes as the CBN Governor, he will be confronted with several…
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Nigeria has successfully hosted the World Economic Forum for Africa. The event has come and gone and the organisers and the Nigerian…
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When President Goodluck Jonathan agreed for Nigeria to hold a national dialogue on the way forward, many saw it as an avenue…
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Nigeria is a country blessed with intelligent people. It is a country where every man and woman likes to express himself or…
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The challenge facing Nigeria today is not being tackled at the roots. It seems the symptoms are what those in position…
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When in August 2009 Sanusi Lamido Sanusi intervened in five troubled banks in the country; many saw it as a rescue mission.…